Making stuff happen in a world where nothing stands still with change strategist and author Neil Usher #71

EP71:  If you haven't read Nick Usher's  second book Elemental Change: Making stuff happen with nothing stands still, now the right time. While it is written with a corporate workplace in mind it is applicable to all of us in a world of change. Interestingly while many say we don't like change, just our desire for a better version of ourselves is a desire for change.

In this episode, workplace and change strategist Nick Usher shares his learnings from years of experience working with leaders and as a leader for change.  Among other things we discuss Stoicism, fatalism, perpetual beta and "day two" planning. He also offers us his well informed view on the famed saying "Leaders are born not made".

About Neil Usher:
Neil Usher has wrestled with complex change problems for almost 40 years, solving them with a rare blend of straightforward and creative thinking together with an eye for both strategy and detail.

He brings a wealth of client-side management and leadership experience from around the world in a variety of industries. He has held senior roles at Warner Bros., Honeywell, Rio Tinto and Sky amongst others, and is presently Chief Workplace & Change Strategist at GoSpace AI, the first artificial intelligence application for the workplace. He has been actively blogging about work for over a decade and his first book The Elemental Workplace was published in 2018.

He is a sought-after conference and academic speaker, always bringing a fresh perspective while challenging assumptions and myths. That said, he prefers to be thought of as ‘a regular bloke just trying to make sense of it all’.

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• LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/neilusher/

Hosted by Nicole Bremner :
Nicole is an investor, speaker, writer, and podcaster. After a frantic decade building out a property portfolio worth millions throughout London recent personal and professional setbacks forced her to stop and reassess what really matters. After a period of healing, Nicole realised that what comes after a setback is a success. Nicole focuses on telling these stories of #reboundaftersetback and the lessons learned along the way. 

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