Funny, it worked last time
Saul Betmead de ChasteignerEssays, frameworks and practical tools for seeing what others miss, questioning what no longer works and making better choices in business, leadership and life.
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Is there a secret to a fulfilling job?
Maslow never drew the famous pyramid usually attributed to him. Nor, as far as I can tell, did he leave us a neat five-step route to becoming fully realised before lunch.
Still, the thought behind it an important one (and a memorable one)...
The populism of strategy.
I started writing about this a few years back, but it felt a bit off, perhaps a bit extreme. Sadly, it doesn’t feel so extreme now.
In this increasingly fierce war for digital attention, to be heard, people need a tangible and differentiat...
Should business leaders think more like artists?
One of the things I still find slightly awkward to say, particularly in a strategy consulting context, is that I am also a commercial artist.
Partly, I think, because it is still a label I am getting used to wearing (it’s only really five...
Strategic illusions.
The more successful a company becomes, the harder it becomes for it to see differently.
This is a combination of a number of things: what is known as the ‘success syndrome’, where the KPIs, the operating system, the culture, the hiring pol...
The need to always be right can make leaders wrong.
A few weeks ago, I was with a group of senior leaders from one of the world’s largest companies, on an Oxford leadership programme. It’s an intense experience.
By the end of a week like that, something changes.
People begin to speak with...
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Saul explores how to see better and think differently in business and life. He is an Associate Fellow and Tutor, Said Business School, Oxford, coach and artist, he was previously a psychologist, CMO at the UN and CSO at WPP and TedX Speaker.
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