Set
Clarity
Knowing what is actually being decided.
Three tools in this set
- Points of Confusion → Presence
- Decision Door
- What Needs to Be True?
Meish Tools
A tool should be smaller than the problem.
Each of these does one thing, in one situation, and can be put down afterwards. None of them is a platform, and none of them needs an account.
The tools
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Points of Confusion → Presence
Find every moment where a person has to guess, and decide what to do with each one.
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02
Arrival Experience
Walk the first ninety seconds of arriving somewhere, as the person arriving.
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03
Sensory Walk
Move through a space recording only what you sense, before interpreting any of it.
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04
Atmosphere Builder
Decide what a place should feel like, then work backwards to what produces that.
More will appear here as they become genuinely usable by someone other than us. We do not publish empty shelves.
From €49
Leadership Tool Sets
Three small practical tools around one leadership skill: clarity, flow or human signals.
Three sets, three tools each, one leadership skill per set. Made to be printed, filled in and argued with — not to be read. Choose the set by the skill you want to work on; the three tools in it are listed below.
Set
Flow
Getting the week to run without friction you have stopped noticing.
Three tools in this set
- Friction Finder
- Handoff Check
- Five Hours Back
Set
Human Signals
Noticing the signals people give through behaviour, choices and interaction.
Three tools in this set
- Uncertainty Load Scan
- Meeting Aftertaste
- Signal Before Survey
These are not yet purchasable on the site. Write and we will send the set you want.
Not sure which tool fits?
Often the honest answer is that no tool is needed and the situation just has not been described out loud yet. Write it down and send it — that is usually enough to tell.
You do not need a finished brief.