Insights
Ideas to make strategy actually happen.
Short essays for those who lead: why plans lose traction, how to tell a direction gap from a capacity or execution gap, and which habits sustain results week after week.
What you will find here
- For whom
- CEOs, general managers, senior managers and team leaders.
- Topics
- AI, Execution, Method, Capacity
- Format
- 1 to 9-minute reads, with no jargon and no magic formulas.
More essays
Every gap has its signals. Learn to read them.
- AI
- Execution
- Method
- Capacity
Execution · 2 min
Why strategies die in March
The plan is approved in January with enthusiasm. Ten weeks later, no one remembers the priorities. It is not a talent problem: it is a rhythm problem.
Method · 1 min
Diagnose before you prescribe: the Three Gaps Model
Every organization that struggles to execute faces at least one of three gaps. Confusing them is the most expensive way to get it wrong.
Capacity · 1 min
Technology without purpose only automates disorder
Digitizing a process that does not serve the strategy makes it faster, not more valuable. Before building, one question: which objective does this move?
Execution · 1 min
The 100% that actually means something
A result reported as done without evidence is an opinion. Why validation is the difference between making progress and appearing to.
Reference videos
What other thinkers say about strategy and leadership.
External references recommended by LIDERYA. They are not our own productions: we selected them because they help you think about direction, capacity and execution from other angles.
Direction · English
Direction · Spanish
Capacity · English
Execution · English · Spanish subtitles
Videos play from YouTube (privacy-enhanced mode) only after you allow third-party content. More details in our cookie policy.
Podcast
Listen to our podcast.
Short conversations about direction, capacity and execution: to listen to on the way to the office and arrive at the weekly meeting with an idea you can put into practice.
Until the first LIDERYA episode is published, we recommend HBR IdeaCast · Harvard Business Review, an external reference on leadership and strategy.
HBR IdeaCast: leadership and strategy ideas, every week
From reading to action
Did you recognize your organization in any of these essays?
Find out in 10 minutes which of the three gaps is holding back your strategy, or have a 45-minute conversation about what you are seeing. At no cost.