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Blame to Accountability in Transformation 
From Point B to Point A


Available as a 1-hr talk or a short course

Is blame holding back change in your organisation?

After 30 years of change management, we’re still stuck on the idea of “resistance to change.” Why? Because for most people, change feels like a distant concept. It’s the organisation that needs to change, not them.

 

But real change doesn’t happen until people take ownership of it. The breakthrough comes when individuals stop blaming and start owning the change.

 

When enough people commit, that’s when transformation happens. It becomes part of the culture and starts moving on its own.


Let’s talk. Book an exploratory call to find out how this talk or short course can help you make it happen.

What you'll learn

  • ​How to move beyond the blame game and take ownership of change

  • How to reclaim your power and shape your own experience of change

  • The '4 I’s' framework and how it drives widespread transformation

Why work with Gabrielle Pimstone?

With over 30 years of experience in organisational transformation, I’ve seen firsthand how the blame game stalls change. I’ve worked with individuals and organisations to move beyond finger-pointing and take real ownership of the transformation process.

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I don’t just talk about accountability, I live it. I’m not afraid to facilitate the tough conversations, challenge assumptions, or hold up the mirror. My approach isn’t about sugar-coating the truth; it’s about getting to the core of what’s blocking progress and confronting it head-on.

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I focus on empowering individuals to own their part in change. When they do, that ownership sparks a ripple effect, driving organisational transformation from the inside out.

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Join me to discover how shifting from blame to accountability can lead to real transformation in your organisation.

If you're unsure or ready to get started , book a free vision call to explore how it can work for you.

Contact

Set up  a free Vision Call here

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We acknowledge that we live and work on the traditional lands of the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We extend our deep respect to their Elders past, present and emerging.​

© Gabrielle Pimstone 2023

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