Whether you practise, mediate or lead, what’s ONE behaviour you wish people around you would do more of?

✅ Ask for help without being seen as weak or “not good enough”?
✅ Address poor behaviour, regardless of position or how much someone bills?
✅ Stop blaming others and take responsibility when things go wrong?
✅ Have direct, honest conversations instead of talking about people behind their backs?
✅ Challenge accepted thinking, take risks and try something different?
✅ Be themselves, even when that means not fitting in?

You’ve probably picked one.

Now put yourself on the same list.

Are you willing to do what you want from others when there’s risk, uncertainty or something valuable to lose?

And when someone else does, how do you react?

Because people remember whether courage was rewarded or whether it was punished, and they regret showing it.

And that helps build “how we do things here” = culture.

The Courageous Culture Advantage™ is a free 10-minute guide to help you find one gap between the culture you want and the one people experience, and choose one thing you’ll do differently.

Build the culture you want deliberately.

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