If there were a straightforward, universal path to constructive change, we’d know it by now and that would be that. There isn’t; we don’t.
Change is seldom straightforward unless it’s catastrophic — natural disaster, economic meltdown, acts of war — and, judging from recent experience in all three categories, maybe not even then. Still, historically, people have looked back on such cataclysms and said, “Of course we changed; we had no choice.”
But even under dire circumstances, organizations and individuals are so different that the depth and durability of change can only be guessed-at — a subject for odds-makers and traders. (full post)

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