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Three Aspects Required for Winning in a Turn
by Mark Mcdonald | December 4, 2019
A turn represents the context behind proactive and productive change. It embodies a sign of disruption. The need for a new perspective and the opportunity to take different actions. That...
What is a Turn?
by Mark Mcdonald | December 2, 2019
A turn represents the context behind proactive and productive change. Turns hold a particular spot on the change spectrum covering the middle ground which is often missing from most corporate...
The inflation of change and turns
by Mark Mcdonald | November 20, 2019
We are trapped in a cycle of inflationary change. Sure, change is a constant in modern business, but not all change is the same. The failure to recognize these differences...
