Simplify YOUR approach to...

Simplify your approach to Achieving Results - via the G.A.M.E. Plan

if you find yourself in a place that you don't want to be, if you are not achieving the results you want, it might be time to build your G.A.M.E. plan. 

This program will help you gain focus through clarity, by giving you the tools and strategies needed to design a plan that will help you hold yourself accountable to the work, will empower you to say no and will help you to simplify.

This topic is for you if:

• you and/or your team are not seeing the results you desire

• you are unsure if you are working on the right things

• you and/or your team struggle with defining the difference between strategy and tactics and as a result, you waste time.

Simplify your approach to Problem Solving and Decision Making with tools & frameworks

If you find yourself struggling with the same challenges and you end up spending time on unnecessary tasks, it might be time to refresh your problem solving and decision making skills. 

Accelerate decision making by shifting your perspective and evaluating the problem through 2 dimensions. Ask better questions and leverage 2x2s to improve perspective and reduce risk.

This topic is for you if:

Simplify your approach to meetings and communication with a simple planning tool.

If you find yourself stuck in endless meetings discussing the same things over and over with no path forward, it is time to design your meetings with intention!

Simplify your Go To Market Alignment via the D.A.R.E. to Grow Model & Demystify Sales

If your business is not growing at a pace that excites you, it might be time to build or refresh your Go To Market (GTM) playbook.

This program will provide strategies to create alignment with your customer, your team, your process, your product and your approach. 

When you design with intention, success increases. 

This topic is for you if:

• struggles with cross team collaboration are impacting your growth and retention rates
• churn is high within your account base and you don't know why
• it feels like everyone is rowing in a different direction