The Capacity to Perform
Building Sustainable Energy, Resilience, and Performance.
The Capacity to Perform is Phil Brown’s human performance program at Momentum Performance Partners. It examines the habits and working conditions that support attention, energy, resilience, and sustained action.
Who it is for
- Teams facing competing priorities and repeated interruptions.
- Leaders examining workload, support, and sustainable working practices.
- Organizations linking personal habits with the conditions around the work.
Ideas participants can put to work
Examine demands
Identify the work, interruptions, and priorities competing for attention.
Review support and habits
Look at decision authority, resources, focus, and opportunities for recovery.
Choose a practical experiment
Test a bounded change and review what it makes possible.
Format and practical output
A workshop can help participants map demands and supports, identify one friction point, and plan a manageable change. For example, a team might agree on protected planning time and a clearer escalation route, then review whether urgent work is handled more reliably. This is an illustrative application, not a promised health or productivity result.
How it connects to MPP’s approach
Clarify the outcome, understand the current state, align stakeholders, translate strategy into action, and refine and sustain. These five steps connect MPP’s work across Speaking • Workshops • Consulting.