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Why Proven Change Methodologies Fail

Leveraging environmental override to your benefit

Tom Somodi
Thu, 10/31/2013 - 16:51
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It’s astonishing how businesses and people are continually influenced by solution providers and consultants of change methodologies. These consultants somehow have the ability to convince others that if they want to obtain a desired change, then all they have to do is “execute this” or “buy into this methodology.”

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Of course, the potential problems associated with such a simplistic offer are obvious. But in the heat of trying to find a solution to bring about a specific change, falling prey to such arguments is both easy and understandable.

Although much knowledge and potential benefit can be derived from solution providers’ products and services, it’s helpful to develop an initial understanding about why such claims may not be accurate for your given situation.

Change is not something you obtain but something you experience

The first thing we must recognize is that change is not just something to be obtained, but is, in fact, something we are all continuously experiencing. From all the change at the subatomic level to the movement of the galaxies in the universe, change is constantly occurring around us.

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