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Most leaders know sustainability as an environmental strategy. Reduce waste. Lower your carbon footprint. Build circular systems.
But there is a version of sustainability that is not on any corporate dashboard. It lives inside the people responsible for executing strategy. And when it runs out, everything fails.
In this episode, I had an incredible conversation with Mita Broca, Sustainability Leader of the PMI Norway Chapter, facilitator, and storyteller based in Oslo, Norway. Mita brings over 15 years of global experience partnering with orgs like Unilever, IKEA, Shell, and MasterCard. Working in sustainability, leadership, and human development, she makes it clear you cannot build regenerative organizations with depleted people.
What You Will Learn
- The difference between extractive and regenerative ways of working.
- Why 70% of large-scale transformation efforts fail and what it actually costs.
- The burnout signals that are already present and most leaders override them.
- One practical shift you can make this week to protect your energy and sustain your IMPACT.
Press play. Your organization’s strategy can only execute as far as your own capacity allows. This episode is the conversation you did not know you needed.
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P.S. If leadership keeps questioning the value of your PMO, the problem is probably not your team. It may be your starting point. Join me on Tuesday, June 2 at 12:00 PM EDT | 5:00 PM BST for a free House of PMO webinar on how PMOs can become seen, trusted, and valued for the IMPACT they create. This is also a great opportunity to ask questions if you’ve been curious about IMPACT Engine Fundamentals, IMPACT Engine Practitioner, or the full IMPACT Engine System. Register for the free webinar here.
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Laura Barnard
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