The workshop is the beginning.The change happens in the weeks nobody is watching.
Being told to change rarely changes anyone. Change becomes real when people try something different at work, notice what happens and learn from it.
That is what Missions are for. A Mission is a small, purposeful experiment linked to a specific habit, mindset or behaviour. Leaders try it in real work, reflect on the impact, share what they learned with others and decide what to do next. One person’s experiment becomes a team’s learning. Repeat that often enough and culture begins to move.
Who tends to call us
- Organisations that have run training before and watched it fade within weeks
- Leaders who want evidence that a programme changed behaviour, not just that people attended
- Teams who want learning to generate organisational or commercial value alongside capability
How it works
- 1Experiment. Try something new in the flow of work, linked to the leadership shift that matters.
- 2Reflect. Notice what happened - what worked, what did not and what you learned about yourself and the system.
- 3Share and exchange. Use peers, coaching and learning pods to turn individual experience into collective insight.
- 4Commit and embed. Choose the next experiment. Keep practising until the new behaviour starts to feel natural.
What is included
- Personalised Missions built around specific habits or behaviours, not generic homework
- Structured reflection, Mission debriefs and peer learning
- Learning Pods and coaching support
- Business project Missions with a real internal customer and measurable outcome
- Feedback loops that allow learning to shape the wider programme as it unfolds
On Microsoft's Manager Reboot, more than 2,700 learners across eight countries rated the habits at 4.75 out of 5 for helping them shape culture and increase their impact as a leader.
For HSBC, learners working as advisors on live business challenges generated an average of USD 500,000 of new income per project.
Insight matters. What you do with it matters more.
Build a Missions programme