The idea didn’t work The strategy wasn’t well planned The idea wasn’t fully accepted by the target market Ever heard a leader make these statements to their teams on the failure of an idea? In all probability it will be a yes.

There are two dominant factors that fall within the circle of influence of a leader to produce results: strategy and the ability to execute that strategy. The area where leaders have been shown to struggle the most is in the world of execution.

A dynamic strategy, a breakthrough innovation, a brilliant product launch or a fantastic campaign can take you to the top of the competitor charts for a while but it’s only perfect execution that will keep you there. Majority of product and campaign failures are a culmination of ineffective execution. It’s about moving from an idea to intent to execution. Delivery of your idea or strategy is what will create a competitive edge for you.

The success of any organization lies in not only creating a clear strategy but also executing it. In order to successfully execute these strategies organizations have to have a deeply involved team as

Many times we have heard from our elders to have patience, but how many times have we realised the importance of it. In today’s super-fast paced life patience is one thing that is lacking almost in everyone. It is very evident especially during traffic or when the signal turns green.

All of us have heard this phrase “change is the only constant“ ; which means that the only thing which is inevitable is Change i.e. nothing in life is permanent; you change jobs, you change your address, you change your marital status etc.

No two projects are the same. Inspite of having all the strategies, all the approvals in place; one project has a smooth sailing while the other one has a turbulent ride. The success or failure of any project or any assignment in an organization depends a lot on the team dynamics of the department.

The most relatable example of this is the infamous New Year’s resolutions, ‘I shall go to the gym regularly,’ I shall eat healthily,’‘ I will learn a new skill’ or ‘I shall save more and spend less.

The success of anything is measured how effectively it has been executed. Even though the idea is the currency of today, but that idea becomes a success only when one is committed to it and execute it seamlessly.