John Featherby

The power of small social groups We are creatures of community and connection. Teams, social clubs, spiritual groups, book clubs and accountability groups are all examples of a small group. We inst...

In C21st orgs, there is no standard approach to measurement. Each team and structure is unique and measurement should reflect that. We need to think differently about the concept of measurement and...

This is not an article on the detail of Topic content. It is intended to help you think about the broader characteristics of a Teylu Topic. Some of the work is done for you. For example, the discus...

We find change through using questions, so the use of good questions is one of the most powerful tools at a Host’s disposal to ensure quality discussion and greater interpersonal connection. Teylus...

If you’ve been in a small group, there’s a good chance you have used a study guide. There are two primary differences between a study guide and a Topic. Conversation, not consumption led Study guid...

Download our brief presentation which covers all the key questions including: Opportunity summary How you will benefit How you can partner with us How much content is needed How a Topic is deliver...

Choosing your Teylu Topic A Teylu Topic should overlap between sharing what you know and love and your audience’s wants and needs. If you already have a network interested in what you do, consider ...

We might instinctively believe a more sustainable approach to business is better for the world. But a substantial body of evidence illustrates it is also good for the business itself. For starters,...

The scenario facing consulting firms is no different to any other organisation: how and what it does is driven by a set of underlying assumptions - assumptions that, in most cases, go unconsidered ...

Every industry is rethinking its place and purpose in the world; i.e. away from a profit at all costs approach towards something more purpose-driven and holistically prosperous. But there is a comp...