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“It is not the strongest of the species that survive, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change.” – Charles Darwin
Here are some other (more positive) reasons why your organization needs to change:
Don’t fear change. Embrace it. Be responsive to change and you’ll do more than survive. You’ll thrive.
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I could not agree more, Greg. And when the organization is resistant to that change, sometimes it is incumbent upon the individual to seek out organizations that are more receptive and welcoming of a change in the paradigm.
Agreed Scott! You always put a terrific twist on my posts. THANK YOU.
Yes, sometimes innovators and go-getters need to stop wasting time with unresponsive and recalcitrant organizations. Sometimes they need to change and find another organization to serve. One that is filled with innovators and go-getters. They are out there. But you have to search for them.
I could not agree more, Greg. And when the organization is resistant to that change, sometimes it is incumbent upon the individual to seek out organizations that are more receptive and welcoming of a change in the paradigm.
Agreed Scott! You always put a terrific twist on my posts. THANK YOU.
Yes, sometimes innovators and go-getters need to stop wasting time with unresponsive and recalcitrant organizations. Sometimes they need to change and find another organization to serve. One that is filled with innovators and go-getters. They are out there. But you have to search for them.
Zen Master walks up to Hot Dog Vendor and says, “Make me one with everything.”
So, Hot Dog Vendor pulls out a bun, slaps in a dog, slathers it with everything, and hands it to Zen Master.
Zen Master takes the hot dog, sets it down, pulls out his wallet, takes out a $20 bill, and hands it to Hot Dog Vendor.
Hot Dog Vendor takes the $20, opens his till, slips it in, and closes the drawer.
After an awkward moment, finally Zen Master says, “So where’s my change?” … to which Hot Dog Vendor says, “Change must come from within.”
You just made me giggle. Thanks Greg.
Zen Master walks up to Hot Dog Vendor and says, “Make me one with everything.”
So, Hot Dog Vendor pulls out a bun, slaps in a dog, slathers it with everything, and hands it to Zen Master.
Zen Master takes the hot dog, sets it down, pulls out his wallet, takes out a $20 bill, and hands it to Hot Dog Vendor.
Hot Dog Vendor takes the $20, opens his till, slips it in, and closes the drawer.
After an awkward moment, finally Zen Master says, “So where’s my change?” … to which Hot Dog Vendor says, “Change must come from within.”
You just made me giggle. Thanks Greg.