Have you asked the C.I.A. question recently?

By Kate Anderson

In this short video, Andy Gilbert introduces the “CIA” question – a simple, practical prompt that helps leaders clarify what to change, improve and accelerate, so teams focus their energy where it counts most.

Our 60–90 Day Improvement Challenges builds on this principle, translating sharper thinking into measurable results in a defined timeframe.

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