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Can you change things without breaking?

Michael Johnson is one of the greatest athletes of his time.  His 200m win in the 1996 Atlanta Olympics was just as amazing as Ursain Bolt’s recent one in Beijing.

Here he’s been interviewed about the state of UK athletics.  But if you framed his comments by asking this question…

==> What has to be different in my organization to allow Great Work to flourish?

… his perspective may prove to be a powerful and provocative one for you.

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