Decisive Leadership: A Guide for the Considerate Project Manager

Project management isn’t just about following processes; it’s about making decisions—often tough ones. Yet, many project managers hesitate, endlessly weighing options, trapped in analysis paralysis. If you’ve ever stalled at a crossroads, fearing the impact of your choices, this guide is for you. Decisiveness isn’t arrogance; it’s responsibility in action. Decisive vs. Hesitant: A Tale […]

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Igniting 10X Thinking in Program and Portfolio Management: A Framework for Transformative Project Teams

When Google’s co-founder Larry Page talks about “10X ideas,” he invokes a certain kind of audacious thinking—one where teams are encouraged to transform business as usual into a quantum leap forward. As Page puts it, “It means doing something that wouldn’t happen unless you’re actually doing it. I think the more you can do things […]

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What Project Managers Can Learn from a “False Flag” Scenario

Introduction When we hear the term “false flag,” our thoughts typically turn to espionage, complex military strategies, or political intrigue. Yet beneath the cloak-and-dagger connotations lies a valuable lesson for any field where information, trust, and strategic decision-making matter—especially in project management. If we strip away the extreme context, a “false flag” scenario can be […]

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