Games of Inches with Nigel Collin

Nigel's message is that business is a 'game of inches' and not a one-off event. He believes that 99% of successes come from many small, practical steps rather than a single 'eureka' idea. The big idea makes a good story in a speech, but it's hard for delegates to incorporate into their everyday working lives.

Darwin welcomed back Game of Inches author Nigel Collin who is an expert on teaching business leaders how to lead people, orchestrate their talents and get results.

The message he brings to all of his events is simple; business is a ‘Game of Inches’ and not a one-off event. Ask your team to invent the next iPhone and they get paralysed by the pressure but give them an achievable processes for everyday small-scale innovation and they can achieve greatness. 99% of successes come from many small, practical steps rather than the single ‘Eureka’ idea. The big idea makes a good story in a speech, but it’s hard for delegates to incorporate into their everyday working lives.

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