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August 2026

31/08/2026
By picnmix

Building Professional Performance As A Business Asset

Why professional performance should be deliberately built, measured and managed as a business asset.

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31/08/2026
By picnmix

CRITICAL PERFORMANCE MOMENTS.

The moments where people’s performance determines whether value is created, protected or lost.

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31/08/2026
By picnmix

EXCEPTIONAL PROFESSIONAL PERFORMANCE

What exceptional professional performance actually looks like — and why it can be deliberately developed.

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31/08/2026
By picnmix

Creating Star Performers

What distinguishes a Star Performer — and how organisations can build that performance in more of their people.

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31/08/2026
By picnmix

WHY TRAINING IS NOT THE INVESTMENT

Why the value of development lies in what people perform differently afterwards.

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31/08/2026
By picnmix

How The Actors Process Became A Business Performance Method

How 200 years of actor craft became a practical performance system for professionals.

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31/08/2026
By picnmix

START WITH PERFORMANCE. NOT THE PROGRAMME.

Why development should be designed from the performance required in execution — not from the programme you intend to deliver.

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25/08/2026
By Nigel D

Why Learning Is Inseparable From Doing

Knowledge grows strongest when it is rooted in experience. This idea challenges one of the most common assumptions in education and professional development. Many people believe th

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18/08/2026
By Nigel D

Learning the board will approve

How to build a learning programme your board will actually approve For many Learning and Development leaders, securing board approval can feel like an uphill battle. You may have i

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man exiting a business to support article about why businesses lose their best people
04/08/2026
By Nigel D

Why Businesses Lose Their Best People

Career development is a powerful retention strategy Organisations assume they lose talented employees because competitors offer higher salaries or better benefits. While compensati

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