FREE ALICE CHANGE LEADERSHIP TOOLKIT

Lead change with clarity—and move AI from experiment to embedded practice.

Two practical Wonder Services guides help you lead the human side of change, assess whether an AI pilot is ready to scale, and turn uncertainty into a visible next action.

Preview of Five Questions for Leading Change with ALICE
Five Questions for Leading Change with ALICE, a two-page reflection guide.
Preview of The AI Adoption Field Guide
The AI Adoption Field Guide, an eight-page diagnostic.

Five Questions for Leading Change with ALICE

A two-page reflection guide for leaders, teams, facilitators, and consultants preparing for an announcement, decision, workshop, or difficult conversation.

The AI Adoption Field Guide — Moving AI from experiment to embedded practice

An eight-page diagnostic for procurement and transformation leaders with an active AI pilot. Evaluate your initiative against five exact gates:

  • Problem clarity
  • Workflow resilience
  • Decision rights
  • Measurable value
  • Learning loop

Includes a readiness score and 90-day action plan.

FIVE QUESTIONS GUIDE

Turn uncertainty into one visible next action.

Authenticity

What can we say clearly now?

Lead with Love

Who is carrying the change?

Inspire Others

Why is this worth doing?

Create Community

Who is missing from the room?

Engage Purposefully

What behavior comes next?

From change conversation to embedded practice.

Use the ALICE questions to lead with clarity, humanity, community, and purpose. Use the AI Adoption Field Guide to test whether the work can survive normal operating pressure—and what evidence should come next.

Clarify the change

Assess readiness

Plan the next 90 days

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The question after “It worked”: can the organization carry it when the demo is over?

Use the toolkit to decide what is ready to scale, what needs redesign, and what leadership evidence should come next.