Posts by Liz Nilsen
Pulling a rabbit out of the hat
This post is one of a series on the 10 rules/skills and 4 questions of Strategic Doing and agile leadership. Catch up by learning how to find your “Big Easy”…
Read MoreInto the Matrix
This is the seventh post in our 14-week series exploring the 4 Questions and 10 Rules of Strategic Doing, first outlined in this October 2023 blog post. We’re at the…
Read MoreWhat should we do?
The second of the “four big questions” in our ongoing 4 Questions and 10 Rules of Strategic Doing series. Catch up with the first big question here. In April I…
Read MoreA miracle occurs here
This is the fifth post in our 14-week series exploring the 4 Questions and 10 Rules of Strategic Doing, first outlined in this October 2023 blog post. Each week, we…
Read MoreGet out your building blocks
This is the fourth post in our 14-week series exploring the 4 Questions and 10 Rules of Strategic Doing, first outlined in this October 2023 blog post. Each week, we unpack one…
Read MoreWhat could we do?
This is the third post in our 14-week series exploring the 4 Questions and 10 Rules of Strategic Doing, first outlined in this October 2023 blog post. Each week, we…
Read MoreAsking great questions
This is the second post in our 14-week journey through the 4 Questions and 10 Rules of Strategic Doing, first outlined in this October 2023 blog post. Each week, we’re…
Read MoreSafe space – what does that mean?
Welcome to the first post in our 14-week deep dive into the 4 Questions and 10 Rules of Strategic Doing.* These principles were first outlined in this blog post from…
Read MoreAgile Leadership Crosses Cultures
Something I’ve found interesting for the almost-decade I’ve been teaching the principles is how agile leadership crosses cultures – but not always without adjustments. I was particularly interested to see…
Read MoreConnecting Strategy to The Future with Strategic Foresight
Why Modern Telescopes—and Leaders—Depend on Signal Scanning True confession: until not that long ago, I thought telescopes were by definition something you look through to view something far away. So…
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