Changing Change
We all carry around mental models of how things happen. Sometimes, those models prevent us from seeing things we need to see.
In particular, there's the matter of "change." I take that up in this video.
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May 14, 2008
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Excellent video, thanks. I thought you might find my friend's site (he is an expert on culture change too, I believe) interesting -
http://www.visionomics. It talks about how culture change can be sculpted. I like his sales/results oriented take on it.
Posted by: Srini | September 11, 2008 at 03:16 AM