Rob Hatch – Simple Decisions for success

by Creating Change Mag
Rob Hatch Attention



In this episode with Rob Hatch, we talked about the following:

  • The biggest challenge for leaders today is time.
  • Time to reflect on your work.
  • Find time outside the demand.
  • Don’t be an open-door leader.
  • Take a pause and reflect.
  • How to give full attention to your children.
  • How management by walking around has a negative effect on the focus of your team.
  • No is a good answer in relation to time.
  • Put succes in your way.
  • Make it a habit.
  • The focus block, writing down three goals the night before and the empty sheet of paper.
  • Start with the important stuff in the morning.
  • Last night person, and tomorrow person.
  • Clarity and control come from the night before.
  • Building frameworks for successful interactions.
  • Using a check-in in a meeting.
  • How to help leaders to make better decisions.
  • Make decisions confidently.
  • Improve the decisions process with the decision book.
  • Start with what goes will and build off that.
  • Decision fatigue.

Rob Hatch is an author and sought-after coach for business owners and executives. He brings a unique blend of knowledge and background in the field of Human Development with his experience as a successful business leader and coach. He has written a weekly newsletter for over a decade which is read by tens of thousands of individuals all over the world.

As a coach Rob works primarily with business leaders and teams, guiding them through critical transitions in their organization.

He’s the author of the international best-selling book, “Attention! The power of simple decisions in a distracted world”

You can find Rob Hatch here:

Books by Rob

  • Attention! The power of simple decisions in a distracted world (2020)
  • Success frames (Dec 2023)

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