Monday 12 February 2024

Clear > Capable > Motivated + Action

  Last week, I had an enriching meeting with Simon Nash and Ruben Rubinstein, where we delved into the nuances of communication and change. The crux of our discussion was the realization that often, the barrier to progress isn't necessarily a lack of knowledge, but rather a lack of action. We emphasized that effective training transcends mere theoretical knowledge, advocating for a hands-on approach.

Our conversation took a particular interest in sports, using it as a metaphor to underscore our points. I shared my personal experiences to bolster the argument for a pragmatic approach, akin to the mindset of a coach striving for excellence. We pondered the question, "What makes the boat go faster?" While theoretical strategies offer some insight, we concluded that consistent and continuous practice is the true engine of improvement. This principle, we agreed, applies not just in sports but in any endeavor aiming for success.

Training, therefore, should marry theory with practice, ensuring that the concepts taught are applied in real-world scenarios. We discussed how success is less about the novelty of ideas and more about their execution. It's the routines we establish and the actions we consistently undertake that carve the path to achievement.

I found our conversation profoundly insightful, as it highlighted the practical application of principles that are well-recognized in sports but sometimes overlooked in the business world. This discussion was a vivid reminder that the essence of progress lies in the implementation of ideas, a lesson that holds invaluable implications for both personal and professional growth.

Tim HJ Rogers
Consult | CoCreate | Deliver

I support people and teams to grow, perform and succeed unlocking potential as a partner Consultant, Coach, Project and Change Manager
Together we can deliver projects and change, and improve the confidence, capacity, drive and desire of the people I work with.

ICF Trained Coach | MBA Management Consultant | PRINCE2 Project Manager, Agile Scrum Master | AMPG Change Practitioner | Mediation Practitioner | BeTheBusiness Mentor | 4 x GB Gold Medalist | First Aid for Mental Health | Certificate in Applied Therapeutic Skills

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