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December 2, 2014

A Powerful New Way to Look At Performance & Growth

Achieving breakthroughs requires new insights, new realizations and new perspectives. This routinely happens within Growth PitStop™ workshops thanks to the use of a powerful technique called […]

December 3, 2014

Simplicity at the Other Side of Growth Complexity

How the PitStop uses models & metaphors to engage people in the science behind growth. The Strategy Pitstop™ is a mixture of assessment, science and psychology. It’s power […]

December 3, 2014

Changing Behavior by Working On Underlying Mental Models

Sustaining change is a key challenge facing managers who are ambitious for fast growth and high performance. The problem is that people don’t always do what […]

January 30, 2015

New Thinking About Old Strategy

Einstein famously said that today’s problems won’t be solved by the same thinking that created them. The same applies to strategy. The problems with strategy – […]