Thursday, November 18, 2010

How Awareness Impacts Change

Lots of “best practice” programs promise to improve corporate performance and family harmony in seven (choose your own number) or fewer steps.  Some work for a period of time, and then the effects fade into the sunset.  They fail most often because they don’t increase the awareness level of those involved; and, neglect any new heartfelt emotion or head-smart reason to persevere with new behaviors and attitudes, the momentum to change for the better gives way to the inertia of getting back where we belong.

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