Not Just Wings — Advocates

What else did Stuart say?

Stuart has his own foreword in the book — you’ll find that there.
Suffice to say, I’ve known him since the day we both started at The Manufacturing Institute.

So yes, when I needed to know whether this book had legs — or wings — I reached out to people who mattered.

Critical people. Not critics.

The ones who’d shaped how I think about change —through a spark, a reframe, a sharp question, a book recommendation, a conference talk, a well-judged silence in a small group meeting. 

They didn’t owe me anything.
They remembered me. Some barely knew me. Some wouldn’t “know” me.
And I wasn’t paying them for polite notes.

This was the moment I realised what Advocates of Change really meant.

 

First in line: Kev Robinson.

He got the same 53 pages … then 76 more.
Kev gave me feedback that cleared clutter — real workplace organisation for a book.

He helped with structure, clarity, and gently prodded at deeper issues.
Not a co-writer, but a real prod — the kind that asks:
“Do you see the issue?”

Then came three more.
People who didn’t really know me — yet still gave their time, their thoughts, their honesty.

 

continue the story

 

 

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