For leaders
Decision fatigue, constant firefighting, and the sense that there is never room to think clearly.
I help leaders and teams build the attention, judgment and recovery capacity to make clearer decisions under pressure—before constant pressure becomes the norm.
Build attention, recovery, judgment and constructive relationships through everyday practice—and support them with realistic workloads, resources and clear priorities.
When assumptions, stress, and habitual reactions quietly drive decisions, communication and performance, even strong strategies can lose momentum.
Decision fatigue, constant firefighting, and the sense that there is never room to think clearly.
Avoided conversations, friction between functions, and accountability that depends too heavily on one person.
Good strategy weakened by inconsistent execution, strained relationships, and pressure that spreads through the culture.
My work helps people notice the thought patterns that shape their responses, then practise more constructive choices in real decisions, conversations and moments of pressure.
Positive Intelligence® provides an app-guided, coach-supported mental fitness framework. Mindfulness practices help train attention; building the three mental fitness muscles helps turn that awareness into more deliberate choices under pressure.
Knowing what to do and being able to do it under pressure are different challenges. I use Positive Intelligence® to help you turn insight into everyday action through an experiential journey of learning, daily practice and application to the situations you actually face.
We build mental fitness muscles through app-guided practices and coaching, then use them in real conversations, decisions and moments of pressure. The aim is to make a constructive response easier to access when it matters.
Practise noticing your reactions, listening with empathy and getting curious about another person’s perspective—especially when a conversation becomes difficult.
Build the habit of redirecting your attention so you can consider what matters and choose a useful next step, rather than letting urgency decide for you.
Apply the same mental fitness framework to meetings, setbacks and team pressures, with the aim of reducing emotional drain and supporting consistent performance.
Less theory. More experience. Repeated practice helps turn awareness into habits you can use every day.
Positive Intelligence® lists these organizations alongside its description of PQ programme use by teams across leading global organizations.
These are organizational references published by Positive Intelligence®, rather than a client list for Malcolm Evans or Sales Accent LLC. The references do not establish organization-wide adoption.
Mindfulness helps you notice where your attention has gone and bring it back to the present. In the Positive Intelligence® framework, this supports the Self-Command muscle. We also practise recognising unhelpful reactions and choosing a more constructive response—so awareness becomes something you can use in a decision, conversation or demanding moment.
Recognise habits such as self-criticism, rushing or defensiveness before they take over your response.
Use brief, focused practices to redirect attention and create room to choose your next action.
Practise responding with empathy, curiosity and perspective, then turn that clearer view into purposeful action.
Build the capacity before you need it. We apply these practices to everyday work, rather than waiting for the next difficult meeting or high-pressure decision.
For example: notice the urge to defend your position, briefly refocus your attention, then ask a question that helps you understand what matters to the other person.
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“Everything changes with a mindshift.”
Malcolm EvansConfidential leadership support, mental fitness, and practical coaching for clearer judgment and sustainable performance.
Build the shared language, healthy conflict, trust and mutual accountability that help teams deliver together.
Culture and performance programs that connect strategy, leadership behavior and cross-functional execution.

I bring global experience across large and small companies, manufacturing, leadership, sales, and coaching. My approach is direct, practical, and grounded in the pressures people actually face—not theory removed from the workplace.
I use and trust Positive Intelligence® to help my clients build the mental fitness needed to navigate high-stakes conversations, decisions, and team pressures. Rather than adding another disconnected training course, we apply these practices directly to the goals and challenges already on your calendar. A short conversation helps us assess the fit.
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Angela, a client, shares her experience and feedback from working with Malcolm.
Watch Angela’s testimonial on YouTube (opens in a new tab)Jeffrey Gitomer · Author and Speaker
Watch Jeffrey’s testimonial on YouTube (opens in a new tab)We connect the practice to a real business priority and agree on what to watch. Progress should show up in the work, not just in a learning session.
These are goals for the work, not guaranteed outcomes. Measures and pace depend on your starting point and context.
Modern pressures can follow us from work into everyday life. Keep a one-page guide to how mindfulness, mental fitness and practical coaching can help you choose a more useful response.
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One-page PDF · US Letter · Includes a company pilot starting point and Malcolm’s contact details.
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