The Autopilot Gap™ Framework

Every team learns how to lead its leader.

The better you become, the more completely your team adapts to you.

Over time, teams learn:

  • What gets rewardedWhat gets ignored
  • What is safe to sayWhat is dangerous to challenge

The distance between the leader you believe you are and the leader your team actually experiences is the Autopilot Gap™.

Your team learns to show you an edited version of reality.

From autopilot to deliberate leadership.

The framework, at a glance.

  1. How the gap is created

    1. Capable Leader

      Capable leaders gradually rely more on autopilot.

    2. Edited Team™

      Your team learns to show you an edited version of reality.

    Hidden reality

  2. Where it becomes visible

    1. Autopilot Gap™

      You begin leading from incomplete reality.

    2. Autopilot Mirror™

      See the distance between what you intend and what they experience.

    3. 9 Autopilot Gaps

      Identify where reality is being filtered.

    Revealed reality

  3. How you close the gap

    1. 59 Deliberate Practices

      Close the gaps through deliberate practices.

    2. The Deliberate Leader™

      Choose when to lead deliberately.

    Uncovered potential

The framework

The 9 Autopilot Gaps

The nine gaps that create distance between intention and experience.

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59practices

Your perspective
Your team’s experience
See what sits between the two.

The Autopilot Mirror™

See yourself through your team’s eyes.

The Autopilot Mirror™ reveals what your team has learned from you — through the behaviours they have adapted in response to your leadership.

Start the Autopilot Mirror

Your next step

Discover your Autopilot Gap™.

Start with your own view. Then find out what your team would say.