Create momentum

Connection Game

Fearless leadership. High-performing teams.

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  1. Your leadership The role you naturally play in this team.
  2. The team dynamics Objective insights over time.
  3. Next move Personalised nudges to lead better.

It starts with you. It compounds with your team.

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What the research says creates momentum

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  • Trust do you speak up when something feels off?
  • Shared direction are you focused on the strategy?
  • Positive friction do you find the best solutions?
  • Accountability do you hold each other to account?

Get an overall count, see trends across meetings, and dig deeper through research-based lenses on your meetings.

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Worth taking on

  • All companies have unwritten rules for how decisions are made and who has informal power. As a new leader, you need to get to know everyone quickly.

Over 50 teams analysed

And they are excited!

Kristin Skogen Lund

“This tool is so objective, I'm confident it could give people real aha moments.”

— Kristin Skogen Lund
Morten Danielsen, CEO Oslo Nye høyskole

“It was absolutely brilliant how the group fused together. Better than two days at a seminar.”

— Morten Danielsen, CEO Oslo Nye høyskole
Kirsti Tranby, CEO Eika Digitalbank

“Getting objective feedback on how we put it into practice … is really exciting.”

— Kirsti Tranby, CEO Eika Digitalbank
Karl Munthe-Kaas, founder Oda

“I was genuinely impressed by what you presented... This is incredibly cool.”

— Karl Munthe-Kaas, founder Oda

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