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…size isn’t everything and often is a liability when things are changing rapidly.
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016 |
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…in free markets, somebody is always thinking about dramatic changes. You’re much better off doing so yourself rather than hoping it won’t happen.
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052 |
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If you can’t find the backbone to make necessary changes, you are holding everyone else back from reaching their full potential.
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069 |
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Once you start examining and pulling a problem a part, the perspective often changes the range of possibilities.
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097 |
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Goals are powerful: they change behavior.
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117 |
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When external circumstances change, companies that run out of potential new markets to grow into are often forced into acquisitions or other desperate measures.
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156 |
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With companies growing and shrinking faster than ever before, there is a need to be on the right side of change in order to survive and thrive.
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002 |
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To succeed, organizations are recognizing the importance of being proficient in ways of working suited to leveraging the increasingly emergent nature of work and the continuous pace of change.
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004 |
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…product development, unique change, is emergent, not deterministic. The work is filled with unknown-unknowns and acting in the space changes the space.
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028 |
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…lasting behavior change cannot be forced. It is not a short-term activity; it is continuous.
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033 |