Month: December 2022

December 5, 2022

Greg Thomas

The False Plateau

Just when you think you have reached where you want to be, when you have hit all your goals, you realize that this isn’t where you want to be at all. You want to be somewhere further up, you want to change your game and go in a different direction, you might look back down and realize something you skipped over to get here and then decide that where you are isn’t where you need to be. Plateaus are not the goal, they are not the end result.  They are the launchpad for what comes next. Enjoy them, but don’t

December 4, 2022

Greg Thomas

The Big Reset

Every project, every team, every endeavour, every clean-up needs a reset. Some need bigger ones than others. But the reset, that’s when you change it around, that’s when you take a moment, breathe it in and realize what needs to come next and what you need to do to get there. If you’re never resetting, you’re never taking stock of all that you have done and accomplished and tweaking your plan to move forward. The bigger the reset, the better the result. Also – people get scared when you reset, because they aren’t prepared, they aren’t ready for it and

December 3, 2022

Greg Thomas

Remote – I’m still here

I think we’re still remote right? I mean there is lots of talk of people not being remote or being hybrid but for many, the world hasn’t changed – we’re still remote. So we’re still trying to figure out how to lead teams and work with people from separate parts of the globe right? We’re still trying to figure out what works and how to make it happen. We’re still making mistakes that were easy to avoid in the office. We’re still here, and we can still talk about it.  

December 2, 2022

Greg Thomas

Incremental Gains

They say all gains are meant to be incremental except when you hit that “whoa” moment. Where it finally connects, where you finally break through, where everything completely comes together. At that point it no longer feels like an incremental gain, it feels monumental, it feels huge, it feels like you didn’t just climb up the mountain, but rather ran up it and took a flying leap off of it. But without those small investments, you would have never been able to leap. Don’t doubt the incremental gains simply because you don’t see them immediately, the one day you need

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