An Introduction to the Execution Toolkit
Having completed the first iteration of the Approach toolkit, I thought I would pull together a roundup of what has been so far and a look forward to what is to come as part of the final tool kit: Execution…
Introspection Toolkit
Change always starts from within. This toolkit is designed to help you understand and develop your internal world so you have the right foundations to project yourself outwards towards your goals and ambitions.
Mindset Toolkit
Cultivating the right mindset is synonymous to preparing soil to make it fertile so your desired plants can grow. The mindset tools are enhancing principles and rules that underpin your approach to challenges. They are designed to help you find resilience in the face of challenge. If introspection is the foundation, these tools are the walls.
Approach Toolkit
These tools support you to structure your plans effectively and empower you with a range of strategies to help you achieve your goals.
Execution Toolkit
You have done all of your prep and gathered all of the information you need, now is the time for action. Use these tools to guide your actions, overcome challenges, and deliver success.
The Agile Mind
A dissection of what it is to be truly agile and time on how to cultivate this as both a personal and team mindset.
Start as you mean to go on
A simple rule to kick start your approach.
Doing not Trying
Being calm and confident. Let the tools do the work. Trust in yourself and have faith that your higher-self will always guide you to the right place.
Being Measured
Not under over overbaking, pumping the clutch to create space.
Certainty of effort
Honesty and the power of decisive action. Combining sincerity and integrity.
Say what you mean and mean what you say
Being straight forwards. Communicating with confidence
Having Fun
The importance of having fun. A reflection on the values and social agreements that support cultivating a fun environment.
Gamification
What it is and how to apply it to your life. The importance of rewards and the having a focus on success rather than failure. The pitfall of hazard fixation.
Stopping to take control
Small tool, like time check. Taking intentional action to assert control.
Powering Over the Line
Not celebrating too early. Aim for 110%
Raising the Bar
A choice we all have to make – how we do anything is how we do everything.
Stay tuned for the insights to come.
Enjoy, for now.