In 1932 in a remote town in Denmark, called Bellund, a carpenter called Ole Kirk Christiansen existed. When his son accidentally set his workshop on fire, he found it in himself to reinvent his furniture business into the toys business. Another couple of fires, depression and a World War meant the odds of success were …
We want to share a story with you; a true story. The setting is a corporate boardroom after a poor quarter. The Managing Director asks, very calmly, but seriously, on how the team feels the quarter went. One by one, each functional leader speaks. Each of them is well prepared, anticipating the question and keen …
My coach once asked me: What is that one thing that holds you back from doing what you want? I said: Overthinking. The consequence is inaction. Analysis-paralysis – that’s my biggest challenge. I was reminded of this when my friend T, called me a couple of days ago, to give me the big news that …
