To be honest, I kicked this off because I kept seeing the same thing: smart teams, good intentions, but no real system for making decisions under pressure. Everyone talks about clarity and resilience, but not many know how to build it into their day-to-day. So, I figured instead of keeping all the planning tools and frameworks locked up in client decks, I’d start sharing the thinking behind them here.
This blog’s a place to unpack the core of what makes a plan for mission-critical projects actually work, not just look tidy on paper. I’ll be walking through decision protocols, stress-testing, decentralised leadership, and all the critical bits that help teams stay sharp when things get messy. It’s not about preaching or perfection, it’s about building mission-critical skills that evolve, adapt, and hold up when it counts.
Cheers for being here. Let’s build something that lasts.
Why a blog?
If you’ve got questions or want to explore how this applies to your own mission-critical projects, feel free to reach out.
Planning’s a team sport, and I’m always keen to connect with others tackling high-stakes challenges — whether it’s to swap notes, sharpen thinking, or build something bold together.