Accelerating Automatic: Lead Transformation, Inspire Performance, Coach Discipline, and Tap into Team Flow

I believe that any competent team can achieve high-performance. With this book I have attempted to map a simple model which I’ve used to help accelerate team-journeys to automatic excellence.

I am convinced that any average leader can command respect and champion a cause if they understand how to elevate their influence.

This book outlines a “3M” formula which distils the lessons I’ve learned working with elite teams in a dozen countries, numerous industries, and over several decades!

For a leader or team to transform from Average to Automatic, a shift is needed in 3 areas: Mindset, Method, and Mood [3M]. Find out what “3M” Means and Master a new reality by applying some of the ideas contained within.

Winning sports teams and elite organisations exemplify the 3M formula. Several of these examples are referenced in this book. The connection between each M as it relates to leadership, teamwork, and discipline is also unpacked.

Accelerate from where you are today, to where 3M-excellence is Automatic.

Tim Wigham grew up in Southern Africa and has dual British and South African citizenship; he served in the British Commandos for eight years between 1992 and 2000 before completing his full-time MBA in Cape Town, 2001.
Tim then specialised in the facilitation of SME executive leadership breakaways across a range of industries to build strong cohesion, as well as clear strategy, mission, vision, and authentic company values.

In the sports industry, Tim worked on mental toughness with several of the Springbok Rugby players who went on to be World Cup winners in 2007.

Tim is currently the head of performance improvement at Exceed in Aberdeen, Scotland. He has worked as a performance improvement expert in the offshore-oil-and-gas industry since 2008.

Tim is based in the North East of Scotland; he is married and has three young children. His main interests include writing, reading, travel, and CrossFit. He also enjoys blogging about inspiration on his website www.inspired-books.com.