SIX HORSEMEN OF EXECUTIVE PERFORMANCE


The Six Horsemen of Executive performance pinpoint six insidious C-Suite enemies that can undermine leadership performance regardless of industry or role. 

Based on thousands of hours spent working with CEOs and top teams around the globe, they distil specific challenges that are prevalent and perilous for those operating at the very top of business. 

Caught in an echo chamber

  • Lacking personal challenge and cognitive diversity

  • Over-confience in past experience or the status quo

  • Relying on the same people and thinking. Autopilot reactions

blind to the system

  • Ignoring how the system is playing YOU

  • Misjudging the internal and external leadership balance

  • Neglecting to connect the dots across the wider system

relationally at risk

  • Failing to leverage the power dynamics

  • Missing the relational step change for complex stakeholders

  • Lacking the skills to shape new types of relationships

running on empty

  • Ignoring physical, emotional or spiritual fatigue

  • Operating without effective sustainment practices

  • Lacking meaning or a sense of accomplishment from work

Unplugged from growth

  • Neglecting personal development

  • No game plan or resources to counter stagnation in role

  • Preparing the business for the future, but not yourself

future at risk

  • Operating without succession or personal legacy plans

  • Focusing on urgent or short-term delivery issues

  • Under investing in strategic direction and leadership

To begin a conversation about fine tuning your performance, please get in touch.

Kate Lye, Managing Partner, September 2024

Ditto Branding

Ditto Creative are a an independent, boutique brand and web agency in Kent, UK. We specialise in emotive, powerful brands which reflect the soul of our clients’ businesses authentically and effectively. Our expertise includes consultancy, copywriting, logo design and brand development, Squarespace websites, illustration & design for print.

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