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The art of successfully navigating and ‘choreographing' performance at work.

When the ground is constantly shifting, can you really ‘choreograph' for optimum performance?

‘We haven't had time to plan for onboarding the new employees that are starting next week!'

‘Why isn't staff implementing the new customer service strategy we rolled out?'

‘Why are we flooded with help calls on the new system? Didn't everyone take the training?'

‘I'm leading an entirely new business area. I need to know how all the pieces connect!'

Hurdles like these create a fog that slows everyone down and pulls your focus from the high-level work you are uniquely positioned to do.

"That's been one of my mantras - focus and simplicity. Simple can be harder than complex: You have to work hard to get your thinking clean to make it simple. But it's worth it in the end because once you get there, you can move mountains."
— Steve Jobs

Why IS achieving peak performance at work so challenging?

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  • Strategy may lack clarity, leading to disconnected efforts and wasted resources.
  • High turnover and role transitions can disrupt continuity and cause critical knowledge gaps.
  • Understanding who does what is often a 'blur' and can lead to duplication and frustration.
  • Key information is often fragmented, hard to find, or missing.
  • The world shifts so fast, we're endlessly adapting.

You sense the struggle but lack the time and data needed to design the right solution. And you may simply be wondering where to start.

How would tackling these realities enhance your success and elevate team performance?

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To move forward successfully, recognize the power of
synchronizing the key elements behind performance.

Performance at work