Change DOESN'T Happen On Its Own!@#$%. Exactly, we can preach for CHANGE CHANGE and CHANGE but even as we speak now, there are GAPS and GAPS around us. GAPS in understanding HOW CHANGE needs to be executed. GAPS in accepting the responsibility and ownership to drive CHANGE. Not far different once we board vehicles. We need the driver seated right behind the steering wheel. Otherwise, the car AIN'T move forward. Swinging back to our life, CHANGE seems to be part of us, ticking in parallel with the clocktime itself. And that has been happening so casually such that, for some of us, CHANGE is NOT something that deserves to be injected with that Xtra attention and Xtra focus + Xtra zeal. BUT CHANGE DOESN'T HAPPEN ON ITS OWN dude!@#$%?
Those years WHEN my work responsibilities were very much embedded alongside CHANGE. And more than just all the fanfare and communications strategies we plotted up front, having our 'top honcho' as the executive sponsor was the very first 'MUST HAVE' even before kicking the tires. BUT here comes the scary part. Most CHANGE initiatives are often doomed from the start. WHY???
One recurring narrative I've heard a zillion times is that, WHETHER in our personal life OR at the corporate world, at times we end up with entirely flawed assumptions that CHANGE will happen on its own, all because we kickstarted it. NO sirrrrrs. Let's NOT make things complicated here. DON'T look far. Every year as we approach the next upcoming New Year, WHO has not scribbled OR mumbled his NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION WHEN the calendar flips? Almost twelve months down the road, it's deja vu. Count ten years after OR decades after, it's the same cyclical pattern we have been locked-in and YET, WHAT's the difference comparing every NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION year-in year-out???
Can we blame that CHANGE mindset? Me thinks that's the safest culprit [a.k.a scapegoat] any Tom, Dick and Harry can pass the blame. Let's rattle off the most common narratives. The previous year, you had cash flow problems almost year-round, so on New Year's Eve, here you are, seriously blurting to cut your impulse-shopping [and that includes those frivolous wants via the ADD TO CART buttons]. WHO's to blame? YES I'll blame those mobile apps WHOSE sole mission is to entice you, right???
Our takeaway: Let's give justice to CHANGE and to be brutally frank here, if one keeps failing in his CHANGE initiatives, let's give justice to you yourself because you just DON'T deserve to be fumbling and stumbling down flat on your face as long as we embrace this mantra: CHANGE DOESN'T HAPPEN ON IT'S OWN, NOT that path dudeπ‘π‘π‘














