12 Nearly every corporate dashboard I have seen in the past decade has a KPI for ‘Employee Satisfaction’. The […]
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11 Audio by Gail La Grouw. 8:50 I had a call from a business colleague the other day who […]
Do You Really Need a Data Scientist?
17 TS Eliot wrote in the poem “The Rock” “Where is the Life we have lost in living? Where […]
The Human Cost of a Dollar
14 For many years I was a bit of a ‘logic evangelist’; helping leaders and senior decision makers utilise […]
Why Thick Data Matters Most to Business Insight
12 We use sales analytics to measure and predict buyer behviour, but just how effective are we? How do […]
How to Find the Sales Metrics that Matter Most
On-the-job burnout is one of the biggest overlooked corporate problems of the past decade. Whilst any job can […]
Empathy A Barrier Against On-the-Job Burn Out
When we make a decision, various independent functions in the brain work [consciously and subconsciously] in conjunction with […]
How Post-Decision Dissonance Destroys Decision Confidence
In a recent HBR article, referring to his book ‘Playing to Win’, Roger Martin talks of issues clients are […]
Making Strategic Decisions with Lazy Brains
When you are already working long hours, getting out of bed in the morning can be a struggle […]
How 23 Mins a Day Can Change Your Life
According to a recent study article – “mindful people might be happier because they have a better idea […]
New Study Reveals How Mindfulness Matters
As an evangelist for data driven decision making I am passionate about using data insights to drive the […]
When Logic Leads Us Astray
One of the primary goals of artificial intelligence [AI] is to understand how the human brain compares to […]
How AI is Using Mathematics to Improve its Learning
A recent article defines the neuroscience of leadership as a “brain-based model for collaborating with and influencing others.” […]
Neuroleadership Stepping Up in Leaders Mind
A recent HBR.org article reminded me how important it is that we take the time to challenge the […]
Should We Focus Less on Answers & More on Questions?
A recent article by HBR reviewed the finding that todays leaders are “increasingly self-centered, overconfident, and deluded. So […]
Are Leaders More Self-centered, Overconfident, and Deluded?
A recent Harvard Business school study reveals that a primary reason around two-thirds of analytics projects fail is […]
Why a Leaders Gut is Still Winning Over Data
When facing a major or complex decision, how well equipped you are to make a good decision depends […]
The Hidden Danger in Big Picture Thinking
In a recent McKinsey article they reported that almost two-thirds of respondents in a McKinsey study identifying leadership […]