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Research-backed insights on leadership, innovation, adaptability, and making change stick.
Empowering Sustainability: How Small Steps Can Make a Big Difference
In today's business world, sustainability has become a critical focus. Companies are responsible for addressing their impact on the planet and people — and it starts with empowering teams to drive positive change.
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Start where you are
Starting is essential, but starting from where you are is more important. In this video, Keynote speaker Nigel Collin explains a key action of the game of inches process.
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How great leaders inspire action in their teams
The 'know-do gap' is where we know something, we have the knowledge, we even know it has value — and yet there's a chasm between the knowing and the doing. Here are three ideas to help close it.
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Why a Good Conference MC is Like a Conductor of an Orchestra
Your ultimate goal is important — but it's loving the process that gets you there.
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How the role of a conference MC has changed
Your ultimate goal is important — but it's loving the process that gets you there.
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Are you reacting or responding to change?
Leadership speaker Nigel Collin looks at why responding is more effective than reacting when embracing change and nurturing a mindset of change.
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Fall in love with the process
Your ultimate goal is important — but it's loving the process that gets you there.
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How leaders help nurture a Growth Mindset
With ‘Growth Mindset’ now being a major focus for business leaders. Here are three key areas to help your team adopt a growth mindset, from mindset speaker Nigel Collin MBA. […]
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The never-ending doctorate (on constant learning)
Your ultimate goal is important — but it's loving the process that gets you there.
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Strong leaders don’t run, they walk fast in times of crisis.
A small stationery shop owner's creative thinking transformed an entire industry — without being a juggernaut.
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“Real change doesn’t come from one big leap — it comes from small, consistent steps that build momentum over time.”
Nigel Collin — Game of Inches®