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Focus on the Possible
As you grow, the organization will work to make things predictable. Counter that by pulling towards the possible.
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Know Your Audience
Roughly two lifetimes ago, I worked with a team that created everything from scripted shows for children to corporate awards ceremonies to spectacles that celebrated the place we live in. They taught me that impactful and memorable experiences are created by people that know how to tell stories.
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Clarity. Unity. Capacity.
Communication is key, and becomes more important as the project (and the team) gets more complex. But even if you’re a great active listener, adapt to your audience, and do all the things great communicators do, there’s a critical piece missing.
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Strategy & Tactics
Switching between strategy and tactics is hard. If you don’t make a conscious shift, you end up struggling like the characters in Patrick Lencioni’s leadership fable “Death By Meeting”.
