Pause To Accelerate

MOMENTUM DOESN’T ALWAYS MEAN MOVING

Join the dots and your people feel connected.

Provide simplicity and clarity in their contribution to their daily tasks and to the
overall purpose of the company.

Close the gap and they feel empowered.

Empowered to achieve their ambitions, to tackle their limiting beliefs and pain points.
Watch your people grow in an environment that inspires trust, loyalty, collaboration,
innovation and creativity.

It’s achievable by taking small steps each day.
Instilling a culture of kindness, and appreciation of gratitude: being able to acknowledge
the small things that make a difference to one another.

Sharpening your individual and team’s skills to be able to pivot when needed.
To bake in an inherent sense of resilience and ‘can-do’ attitude, that we’re all in this together,
no matter what, it’s important that we keep going and don’tjust give up.

And finally, encouraging a mindset of momentum.

Momentum doesn’t always mean moving.
Even at a red stop light, a car’s engine is idling.
It’s about being present. In the now.
Recognising where you are at any given moment and where you are trying to go.

Appreciating the power to pause, and then accelerate.

Photo by Motoki Tonn on Unsplash

ABOUT

Neil Schambra Stevens is a People Strategist and Business Coach focusing on well-being and productivity in the workplace. He believes better business is achieved by emerging leaders who practice kindness, gratitude, momentum and resilience.

Neil draws on over two decades of C-level experience with Fortune 500 brands, simultaneously building brand love and high performing teams, and collecting life and work experiences along the way across Europe, Asia and the USA.

He is a regular guest, writer and speaker on podcasts, articles and roundtable discussions on the importance of productivity and well-being in the workplace. Neil believes in simplicity and encourages the principle of “Working From Anywhere’. He currently lives and runs Mercury Jam from a houseboat in Amsterdam.

He is a regular guest, writer and speaker on
podcasts, articles and roundtable discussions
on the importance of productivity and well-being
in the workplace.
Neil believes in simplicity and encourages
the principle of “Working From Anywhere’.
He currently lives and runs Mercury Jam
from a houseboat in Amsterdam.

Experience includes:
Levi’s / Heineken /
Converse / ASICS /
Lenovo / Vans / Polaroid

Experience includes:
Levi's / Heineken / Converse / ASICS / Lenovo / VANS / Polaroid

Photo by Peter Hemmelink

Contact Us

To set up an initial introductory call, choose a date and time on the
calendar that works for you.
Or send us a note at hello@mercuryjam.com, we look forward to
hearing from you.

To set up an initial introductory call,
choose a date and time
and on the
calendar that works for you.
Or send us a note at hello@mercuryjam.com,
we look forward to
hearing from you.