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Control What You Can

September 29, 2021

The last two years have shown us all that the world, let alone the business environment is not a predictable place. This has always been the case but now it seems magnified to the extremes. Owning and operating a business is hard enough, let alone in such an environmen...

Is Lego Serious Play a Team Building Activity?

August 31, 2021

Before writing this blog, my immediate answer to that question was NO. LEGO Serious Play (LSP) is so much more powerful than just having fun together as a team, playing crazy games and having a few drinks at the local pub. My ‘Why’ is all about being crazily passio...

What can Lego® Serious Play® be used for?

May 7, 2021

Lego® Serious Play® (LSP) enables individuals and teams to explore topics deeper and faster than many other methodologies. I went into some of the theory of how LSP works in a previous blog post. So we know it works and why. But what type of scenarios or situat...

How Does LEGO Serious Play Work?

April 20, 2021

The simple answer to this question is easy. The process of a basic LEGO Serious Play (LSP) workshop follows the same pattern. A group is first asked an open ended question by a trained facilitator. Then each person responds by building a model that represents th...

Lego Serious Play - Case Study #2

December 2, 2020

A local government agency.Being a new internal service, the manager identified the team was still building an identity for themselves. It had been a few months into delivering the new service, but they had yet to spend time to create a common goal, a defined purpose that bro...

Lego Serious Play - A Case Study

September 18, 2020

How do you get a bunch of Electricians interested in strategic conversations? That was the challenge put to me by an owner of a local electrician business. The business has a good reputation and has been growing from strength to strength. However the owner recognised t...

What Would I Do? - Episode Two

August 26, 2020

Another recent experience occurred recently where it prompted me to think once again, “what would I do?”. From a customer perception, this situation wasn’t a terrible howler like the first example in this series. This interaction could be one that as a cust...

Something Old, Something New, Borrowed and Blue

May 5, 2020

Change up your planning process

Don’t panic, this isn’t me turning all nostalgic and mushy, this is still a business blog with a real focus. It is, however, a reflection on how I have seen businesses time and time again try to ‘change things up’ whilst using the same processes, approaches to planni...