89  More Strategy, Less Struggle

5 Jun 2025 | Collaboration, Confidence, Defined aims, Happiness, Leadership, Self awareness

Emma Strack

Emma spent ~20 years as a Global Restructuring Accountant at KPMG, working in the UK, Canada, the US, and Australia. Now an Executive Performance Strategist & Internationally Accredited Executive Coach, she helps leaders around the world decode how they best think, operate, & lead - using science, not guesswork. The result? Sharper thinking. Faster decisions. Stronger leadership.

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89  More Strategy, Less Struggle

How do you handle a crisis – or a sudden opportunity?

🔹 Throw the kitchen sink at it?
🔹 Run around like a headless chicken?
🔹 Bury your head… then pull out a last-minute solution?

We’ve all been there.
And while adrenaline might get you through once – it’s not a strategy.

💡 What if you could take the second-guessing out of it?
Not by working harder, but by understanding exactly how you think, work, and thrive best.
Now imagine if your whole team had that too.

When you understand your cognitive style (how you process and act on information), your standout strengths, and your drivers, your default response becomes strategic – not reactive.

That’s what my Performance Strategy delivers.

The result?
Less panic. More calm.
Less burnout. More traction.
Less noise. More clarity.

More strategy. Less struggle.

🎯 Try this today:

🔹 Think of how you typically respond in a crisis or high-stakes moment.
🔹 What helps you perform well?
🔹 What derails you – and why?
🔹 Now ask: what would it take to make your best response your default?

⭐️ Sometimes, strategy isn’t about changing what you do.
It’s about knowing why it works – so you can do it on purpose.

👉🏼 Sound like something your team needs? I coach that.

💡 Exceptional results aren’t guessed – they’re engineered.
Lead with your strengths. Align how you operate. Use science to drive strategy.

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