A plan is not an inevitable prophecy. 🔮

🛑 Stop Starting ✅ Start Finishing

Who's most to blame for a poor buying decision?

Here's the unfair thing about risk: doing nothing doesn't keep you safe.

When buying new systems, don't just look at the fancy new functionality they offer

Change doesn't have to be left to chance.

People are naturally suspicious of change and uncertainty.

It's great to have big dreams, but if you want them to come true, you need to translate your wishful thinking into actionable steps

Consistent processes are great for maintaining business efficiency, but one size definitely doesn't fit all.

Having high standards is great, but unrealistic expectations inevitably lead to disappointment.

Focus on the positive outcomes you want, not the barriers in your way!

Change brings uncertainty, but some things are predictable

The never-ending hype about digital transformation, IT innovation, and the magic of AI can be more daunting than inspirational.

"That's how we've always done it" - but is the world the way it's always been?

"If it ain't broke, don't fix it"

When choosing a new system, as well as comparing features make sure it's suitable for your particular setup/context.

One of the biggest traps you can fall into with change is doing too much at once.

You need to confirm what you're getting with an IT system before you sign on the dotted line.

Successful projects don't rely on "someone" or "everyone" doing their bit.

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