Articles from May, 2009
Braking or Breakthrough
Posted on18. May, 2009 by Paul Andrew.
I learned to drive in an automatic V8 Holden in the early 90’s, it was a powerful and thirsty beast with a novice at the helm. One day as I was driving with my Dad I approached an intersection and at the last moment the light turned orange. I should have kept going, but instead [...]
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Do You Lead Through Hindsight, Insight or Foresight?
Posted on03. May, 2009 by Paul Andrew.
My friend Mark is an Optical Engineer in the Australian Army and amongst other things he calibrates scopes for snipers. You know you’re passionate about leadership when even talking about weapon calibration gets you thinking about leadership principles! One statement he made really stuck with me “Just a 1mm adjustment of a screw slightly bigger [...]
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What do you believe? How To Build A Movement, Not Just A Company
Posted on03. May, 2009 by Paul Andrew.
I’m writing a project about the vital differences between ordinary companies and those that become ‘something more’. Inspired by the legendary likes of Apple, Google, Harley Davidson and those rare businesses that somehow seem to transcend being just a product or a service and instead engender raw energy and deep loyalty from those that connect [...]

