In podcast number 10, we look at change. It seems to be something no one really likes, allthough we often actively seek change: we start a relationship, we switch jobs, we get a dog,... All forms of change... So why do we perceive change as being hard? It's often the change that is externally inflicted upon us we don't like. So what can you do... And what does dopamine have to with it?Enjoy, like, share,... And do send questions to info@littlebig.partners. As always, we have

"I made this great deck and a comprehensive opener I consistently use before starting meetings on the subject. The message is transparent, the advantages are clear, and I simplified the process as much as I could. Yet, ... I notice I don't get the desired buy-in...I see staff members asking themselves why all this is necessary. I feel them thinking it is yet another top-down change initiative that will force them into even more admin work without tangible wins for them. What

In podcast number 9, we'll look at how we are wired as individuals and whether there is something to be done about this. You often hear people say: "I can't change that, that's who I am." But what if you could? And how? We all have the ability to understand how our mixing table is preset on certain levels. But you can also intervene. Enjoy, like, share,... And do send questions to info@littlebig.partners. As always, we have also recorded this podcast in Dutch for our friends.

During this fifth podcast we dive into the world of change. We discuss why people don't like change, but especially how you can communicate when change happens. SCORE, Martin Luther King and many more topics are discussed. Oh, and apologies for the opening sequence ;-) Enjoy, like, share,... And do send questions to info@littlebig.partners. As always, we have also recorded this podcast in Dutch for our friends. Roughly the same content, although this time a bit different, bec

In our very first episode of the podcast series 'The Backstage Sessions' we'll introduce ourselves while we talk about mindset and how people can influence it for themselves. Leave comments, like, share,... And if you have any questions or further topics you would like us to cover on the next podcast, send them to info@littlebig.partners. We also recorded this podcast in Dutch with roughly the same content, but as it goes in such recordings, we only know where we begin and th

My son comes home from school and I ask: "So, how was your day?" "Pretty boring, as usual", he answers and sighs. A little later, we are having diner and in the background there's a program on TV about rich people, how they got rich and how they live today. One of the protagonists is around 40 and very wealthy. I look at my son and say: "You'll be millionaire by what,... your 20th birthday?" He looks up, laughs and answers: "Yep dad, I will." I ask him: "And what have you don