Have you explicitly defined your culture?

Explore and download The Bulletproof Canvas.

Whenever two or more people come together for a purpose, a shared culture will form, whether you’ve explicitly defined it or not.  Don’t leave it to chance or it won’t end up where you want it.

Checkout The Culture Guy’s Bulletproof Canvas to help deliberately design the perfect culture for your company.

Whether you know it or not..

Every organisation has a culture: a shared way of understanding and interacting with the world.

The Bulletproof Canvas download is a complete template to take you through the culture design process.

This tool goes beyond the conventional approaches to culture development by providing a systematic and comprehensive framework. The template serves as a structured guide for organizations to meticulously design and construct an ideal culture that aligns with their values, goals, and vision.

By offering a complete template, the tool eliminates the guesswork, providing a clear path for users to navigate the intricacies of culture development.

The transformative power lies in the thoughtful and intentional approach. Users are not merely left to define culture haphazardly.

Instead, they engage in a purposeful process of answering key questions.

The exercises prompt companies to reflect deeply on their purpose and rules of the game they want to play along with communication styles, leadership principles, and employee engagement strategies. Through this self-discovery, companies can identify areas for improvement, establish a shared understanding of their cultural aspirations, and foster alignment among team members.

The Culture Canvas is a catalyst for positive change, guiding organisations to create a culture that not only reflects their identity but also propels them toward sustained success and innovation.

Download the complete Bulletproof Canvas template below

How does the Culture Canvas work?

Do you wish you didn’t have to spend so much time motivating people? What if your team came to work energised, bringing their A-game, solving problems, hit deadlines without having to be reminded or chased?

When you design and build the right culture that’s exactly what happens. And that is what The Culture Canvas® was created for - to help you design and implement the perfect culture for your business.

The Cause

The first step in the canvas is to define your ONE purpose, the reason your organisation exists.

What’s the cause that you’re fighting for? What does the future look like and what are the rules of the game?

The People

The second step is to get the right people on the bus that are not only capable but have the right character. People are excited to be part of what you're building and who actively contribute to the culture.

Who are the players?

The Language

The third step is to watch your language and make your communications consistent with your values. Select the words you use very carefully.

Do you 'hire' employees or do you 'select' associates? Are your marketing and internal comms consistent with each other?​

The Plan

The fourth step of the canvas is to plan that inspires, engages and motivates your people to deliver the cause.

A solid plan isn't just about setting targets and deadlines. It's about creating a clear path that everyone can follow and understand.

The Structure

The fifth step of the canvas is to create a structure that supports your cause and your culture.

Your structure is the living framework that enables your purpose to come to life through your people, while removing barriers that slow people down.

The Systems

The final step of the canvas is to design the ways of working that reinforce the behaviours you want.

Does the environment help people behave the way you want them to? Do processes remind people of the reason you do what you do?​

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