Crossing the Chasm Change Resistance and Receptivity (The Rule of Law in the New Abnormal)
Crossing the Chasm-Change Resistance and Receptivity; Factors that Influence Change in People and Systems (The Rule of Law in the New Abnormal). The host for this show was Chuck Crumpton. The guest was Larry Bridgesmith.
The discussion was: the dynamics of change and human resistance and receptivity to change; how change in people and systems happens, what it takes, which categories of people are most resistant and most receptive to change, the qualities and characteristics of innovators, early adopters, pragmatists, conservatives and laggards, and how change differs in individuals, groups and systems
The takeaway was: where and how change happens in people, organizations and systems; characteristics and qualities in change-resistant and change-receptive people; what it takes for change to expand from individual and small group to systemic; how to help foment, motivate, enable and cause change
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