SummaryIn this conversation, Nicola Graham (@nicolacgraham instagram) discusses the importance of balancing visionary thinking with practical execution. She emphasizes that while having a grand vision is essential, breaking it down into achievable steps is crucial for progress. The discussion also touches on leadership, particularly the need to be comfortable with uncertainty while managing day-to-day operations.TakeawaysI'm a blue sky thinker, 10 years ahead.Execution is more important than planning.Balance between vision and achievable steps is key.Progress comes from breaking down big ideas.Leadership involves getting comfortable with the uncomfortable.Adrenaline and excitement drive my thinking.Tackling too big of problems can be overwhelming.Momentum is essential for success.Details are not my strong suit.Leadership requires managing day-to-day while envisioning the future.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Background01:05:07 Quickfire Questions and Personal Insights01:07:55 The Role of Experience in Therapy01:13:55 Empathy and Understanding in Healthcare01:20:08 Frustrations and Challenges in Physiotherapy01:26:11 Change Management and Iteration in Healthcare01:30:15 Navigating Rehabilitation Protocols01:32:54 The Importance of Diverse Perspectives01:37:57 Creating a Safe and Collaborative Environment01:41:32 The Role of Communication in Team Dynamics01:45:57 Self-Awareness and Professional Growth01:50:03 Recruitment: Focusing on How, Not Just What01:54:07 Embracing Choices and Transferable Skills01:58:28 Balancing Automation and Human Touch in Healthcare02:03:43 TCUP outro_mixdown.mp3Keywordsblue sky thinking, execution, leadership, planning, progress, momentum, balance, uncomfortable, achievable steps Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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