#Fieldcraft
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The Attention Map Behind Every Strategy
Read more: The Attention Map Behind Every StrategyA team’s strategy is not defined by what’s written down on those beautifully crafted slide decks, but by what the team pays attention to together, consistently, over time. Yes, you’ve got it: I hate those slide decks.
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Fool Yourself with Style
Read more: Fool Yourself with StyleI’m not into productivity hacks or self-help mantras. I just like getting things done. And oddly enough, some of the mental quirks we’re taught to avoid can actually help. This is about how a bit of self-deception, when paired with process and persistence, can quietly push us forward.
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Reading, Resting, Sweeping the Sheds
Read more: Reading, Resting, Sweeping the ShedsDuring my early summer break, I finally picked up The Art of Winning by Dan Carter, a book I knew I needed. It’s full of grounded reflections from one of rugby’s greats, but what stayed with me most wasn’t about trophies or training routines. It was about sweeping the sheds.…
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Attention Is Easy. Trust Takes Work.
Read more: Attention Is Easy. Trust Takes Work.We now move through digital environments that create habits more than they create awareness. No extra clicks, no awkward pauses, no time to second-guess. Everything flows. It’s efficient, addictive, invisible. But in that ease, something harder is quietly dissolving: the habit of doubt. The instinct to pause. The muscle memory…
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Real Change Starts After Go-Live
Read more: Real Change Starts After Go-LiveThis week’s reads got me thinking about the quieter side of digital transformation, the part where people, not platforms, make or break the outcome. A few recommendations inside, on leadership, ethics, and the space between ambition and reality.
