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At Karrikins Group, we work alongside leaders to close the gap between great ideas and real results by combining business expertise with social science to help teams align on how to deliver together - driving better outcomes and stronger connections.
In this episode of the Failure Gap, host Julie engages with Nick Anderson, CEO of OneAccord, discussing the challenges leaders face in bridging the gap between agreement and alignment. They explore the importance of commitment over mere agreement, the role of personal transformation driven by need, and the balance between short-term and long-term goals. Nick shares his personal journey of weight loss as a metaphor for organizational change, emphasizing the need for consistency and shared meaning in achieving goals. The conversation concludes with a focus on mentorship as a vital component of leadership and the importance of clear communication in fostering alignment within teams.
Episode Takeaways
- The integrity of agreements is often questionable
- Apathy can be a silent killer in organizations
- Personal transformation often stems from a sharp need
- Long-term goals require incremental steps to achieve
- Successes are collective, while failures are individual
- Mentorship can change the trajectory of future leaders
- Clear communication is essential for alignment
- Identifying needs can drive engagement and commitment
- Consistency in small actions leads to significant change
- Creating shared meaning fosters alignment in team
If you would like to connect with Nick Anderson outside of this episode, connect with him on LinkedIn or learn more about OneAccord here.
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