19 Jan The Five Characteristics of Flawlessly Executing Organizations
What are Flawlessly Executing Organizations? Simply put, Flawlessly Executing Organizations win. They win because they possess high-performing teams whose planned activities are fully aligned to achieve organizational objectives in rapidly changing, complex environments
01 Jun Don’t Get Stuck in Paralysis by Analysis
The Fighter Pilot’s Secret to Fast Yet Considered Decision-Making In today’s fast-paced business world, the ability to have precise decision-making on the fly and take action is crucial for success. Many organisations suffer from paralysis by analysis, where they have all the data and...16 Jan Afterburner Top Gun Team Building
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13 Oct The Value of Debriefing
You have planned your mission, then you have briefed your mission. After the briefing came the execution, and now to conclude the mission, you will debrief it against the plan. Debriefing provides a powerful and essential structure for maintaining the capacity to learn. When we...
30 Sep Execution – Keeping People to the Plan!
Now that you have briefed the plan, it is time to fly the brief! Execution. One reason that few plans survive upon execution is that people are human and don’t always stick to the plan. People lose focus, get overwhelmed, think that the situation has...
22 Sep Briefing: Putting Your Plan into Action
For a team to fly well, its leader must brief the team. Each individual must know without a shadow of a doubt what to do at each decision point, and what to do if something goes wrong. They must be able to visualize their part...
17 Sep The Six-Step Mission Planning Process
Flex planning starts with what the team leader intends the mission to achieve—the why—and finishes with the team’s clearer mission objective and the course of action to get there. Together, the ‘leader’s intent’ and the course of action will answer the who, what, when ....