THE TRAFFIC LIGHT FRAMEWORK™

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Overview of THE TRAFFIC LIGHT FRAMEWORK™

The Traffic Light Framework™ is a simple way to make progress visible. By focusing on three reference points—where you started, where you are now, and where you're want to get to—it helps individuals and teams maintain momentum, make better decisions and achieve sustainable performance. Download the free one-page guide and start tracking progress with greater clarity.

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SEE WHERE YOU ARE.
KNOW WHAT TO DO NEXT.

Most people don't lose momentum because they lack motivation. They lose momentum because they stop knowing where they are. The Traffic Light Framework™ is a simple way to track progress using three reference points:

  • Starting Point- where you begin.
  • Progress- an honest picture of where you are today.
  • Target- the outcome you're working towards.

Rather than treating progress as success or failure, the framework helps individuals and teams make small adjustments, recover quickly from setbacks and keep moving forward. Whether you're leading your own performance or supporting a team, it provides a practical way to create clarity, maintain momentum and improve results.

Download your free copy below.

Interested in using the framework with your team or organisation?

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About the Author

Hywel Griffiths
Performance-Led Partner, YourBigPic

Drawing on experience across sport, education, leadership, international business, and finance, Hywel helps organisations improve performance by understanding the systems that create it.

If you’d like to explore what this looks like in your organisation, connect with Hywel Griffiths and start a conversation.