Strategy execution and OKRs coach; author focused on turning strategy into usable operating plans without burning people out.
I spent an hour (!) on a call with a reporter last week talking about the significant delta between employer self-evaluation of their neurodivergence inclusion and employee experience. One of the most consistent things I observe across the companies I’m invited into is a focus on delivering *programs* to address people and culture challenges (like neurodiversity inclusion) … when really, the biggest thing most workplaces can do to improve inclusion is to implement super basic operational norms.
I missed celebrating my practice’s birthday last month because it was peak season, but I was just reflecting on this week and about how making workplaces people want to do their best work in is just never, ever going to...
You have a strategy. You have goals. You may even have OKRs. …and there’s still a gap between what you plan and what actually happens. A Kirkus reviewer called that gap “a fatal distance between aspiration and accomplishment” — and said the...
Folks struggling with Claude Code usage shifts: I just soft-blocked usage during peak hours, using a "Is this important enough to do during peak hours?" gate in my terminal, and hard blocked with a kill script on my Claude desktop...
I’ve been so stymied by how the overall quality of draft OKRs has gone up so much in the last few months and this week after multiple stakeholders mentioned that they took their notes from my workshop and put them...