Jul 24, 2026 · 12 min · 10 segments
Send us Fan Mail *What happens when organisations move faster, adopt smarter tools, and still keep running into the same problems?* In this short…
Gerry MurrayHost
Now, if you've ever watched the movie Groundhog Day, you'll know too well what Chris is referring to there.
And if you haven't seen it, I'd highly recommend it, not least because it stars my family namesake, Bill Murray.
And for those of you wondering, he's no relation, and neither is Andy Murray, for that matter.
If it feels like we're solving the same problem again and again and again, if every week seems to be driven by firefighting, if everything is urgent and yet somehow nothing fundamentally improves, then maybe, just maybe, we don't just have a workload problem.
But faster action on flawed thinking just gets us to the wrong place more efficiently.
And as one of my other recent guests, Fergal Connolly, stated, having faster tools is only getting you to the same dead end in a faster car.
Now, if you've ever watched the movie Groundhog Day, you'll know too well what Chris is referring to there.
And if you haven't seen it, I'd highly recommend it, not least because it stars my family namesake, Bill Murray.
And for those of you wondering, he's no relation, and neither is Andy Murray, for that matter.
If it feels like we're solving the same problem again and again and again, if every week seems to be driven by firefighting, if everything is urgent and yet somehow nothing fundamentally improves, then maybe, just maybe, we don't just have a workload problem.
But faster action on flawed thinking just gets us to the wrong place more efficiently.
And as one of my other recent guests, Fergal Connolly, stated, having faster tools is only getting you to the same dead end in a faster car.
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