This article has been written for those in organisations who are improving things , changing culture, embedding sustainability etc.

This article is to help you get senior commitment to your next project by getting the support of the lead of the organisation (CEO or equivalent). 

Topics: Guidance for projects, Warp It admin, Easy wins

A workshop is one of the most fun, intriguing, ambitious, and useful ideas for getting your main stakeholders to buy into your new idea, proposal, or project.

The only difference is, the solution is not yours, it belongs to everybody.

 

Topics: Guidance for projects, Reuse program: Planning stage, Action plans, People

I make mistakes every single day.

Sometimes I make the same mistake again and again, even on the same day, which is annoying. But, I seem to be adept at reviewing my behaviour and my actions and finding a way to correct course.

Topics: Guidance for projects

Warp It’s Founder, Daniel O’Connor, is here to talk about disruption, innovation, and solving problems. Please read on and enjoy his interesting thoughts...

Topics: Guidance for projects

This article is something different.

This article is me speaking to you personally, sharing a piece of content that I believe will have a huge and immediate positive impact on you. I don’t usually address the Warp It audience in this way, but I feel that this podcast holds such great wisdom that the teachings it provides, if taken on personally by Warp It’s members and partners, could bring welcome rewards.

 

I think you should read or listen to it because this technique is a great way to help people and stops you saying yes to everything and cluttering up your schedule!

Topics: Guidance for projects

Wakey wakey!

If you’re a regular reader of the Warp It blog, you’ll probably have asked yourself why we talk about things like productivity, climbing mountains and storytelling. The answer is that our customers and potential customers work in a wide array of organisations, on a whole host of different initiatives and projects. We are a huge supporter of these people and so we provide value to them, to help them win and excel at work.

Topics: Guidance for projects, Tips and tools

Imagine you’re planning your reuse scheme and you’ve already got the go-ahead from stakeholders, done a business case, and have organisational support, but, there’s a delay.

Nobody likes delays, such as the IT department taking longer than expected to review something, or a line manager or committee going over details again and again. Regardless of the delay, you know the project is going to go ahead and you are itching to get started. If you’re at this stage in the process, or could perceive it ever happening to you, then you must continue reading.

Topics: Guidance for projects, Increasing participation, Launching your reuse program, Reuse program: Pre Launch

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Daniel's super simple step-by-step guide to changing culture in organisations

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Step 1: Identify the people who are decision makers 

Topics: Guidance for projects, Action plans

How to say no to distraction and get stuff done... 

 

I allow myself to get distracted so easily. Notifications, websites, colleagues, meetings i don't need to be at, other work that is easier than what I need to be doing.....

Topics: Guidance for projects, Warp It admin, Reuse program: Planning stage