Monthly archives: September 2026


Business reality
Reading Time: 11 minutesLeadership Judgement Series – Part Nine Business reality can change long before a leadership team’s understanding of the business catches up. A successful B2B company may have spent years learning why customers buy from it. Its reputation is strong, the proposition is understood, sales cycles are relatively predictable and leadership [...]

Why Leadership Decisions Must Reflect Today’s Business Reality


Leadership Bias
Reading Time: 11 minutesLeadership Judgement Series – Part Eight Leadership bias rarely looks like poor judgement from inside the room. More often, it looks like a perfectly reasonable explanation for why one piece of evidence deserves greater weight than another. Imagine a leadership team deciding whether to increase investment in a market it [...]

How Leadership Bias Distorts Business Decisions


Evidence-Based Decisions 1
Reading Time: 11 minutesLeadership Judgement Series – Part Seven Evidence-based decisions are made using the best information available at the time, but that does not mean they should remain unchanged when the evidence moves. A leadership team might make a significant investment in a new proposition after researching customers, testing demand, assessing competitors [...]

Evidence-Based Decisions: Why Good Leaders Change Course