Dami Lawal

The Redesign Journal

Leadership, Business, Design and Life Through the REDESIGN Lens.

Reflections and practical thinking for leaders, builders and anyone intentionally designing what comes next.

Dami Lawal on the grand staircase at the Institute of Directors, London

Business

How Intentional Structure Builds Lasting Organizational Culture

Where Culture Actually Comes From Culture is one of the most discussed topics in leadership. It is also one […]

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Leadership

Why Clarity Is a Leadership Skill, Not a Personality Trait

The Assumption That Gets Leaders Into Trouble Most leaders believe their team understands the direction. They have communicated the strategy. […]

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Business

From Vision to Execution: Why Great Leaders Do Not Stop at the Idea

Why Ideas Alone Are Not Enough Every meaningful organizational change begins with an idea. A vision for how the team […]

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Business

Accountability vs Control: The Leadership Balance That Drives Real Performance

When Leadership Starts to Feel Tight There is a difference between holding people accountable and trying to control how they […]

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Business

Leading People Who Are More Experienced Than You

When Leadership Feels Uncomfortable One of the most uncomfortable positions to be in as a leader is walking into a […]

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Life

Leading Through Change Fatigue: How to Sustain Team Energy Over Time

When Momentum Starts to Slip Change does not usually fail because the plan is flawed. More often, what declines is […]

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Business

Leadership After Failure: Why You Shouldn’t Rush the Recovery

The Pressure to “Get Back on Track” After a failure, the instinct to move quickly is strong. There is pressure […]

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Business

Failure Changes You, Leadership Determines How

Why Failure Is Not the Real Problem Failure is rarely neutral. It disrupts momentum. It affects confidence. It introduces doubt, […]

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Business

Leadership in Fast-Moving Environments: Clarity Over Control

Why Control Becomes a Bottleneck Fast-moving industries reward speed. Markets shift quickly. Priorities change without much warning. New information can […]

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