Lowering resistance to change
Read an article by Joe Britto about organisations have had to adapt in order to survive during the COVID-19 pandemic.
It’s hard to believe just how different the world became over the past year, from wearing masks in public places to working from home to self-isolation. No doubt 2021 will bring more change.
But what’s most remarkable has been our ability to accept and adapt to these changes. Viewed from that perspective, COVID-19 has created a larger phenomenon: a lowering of our resistance to change.
Read the full article here.
Find out more about Joe’s book The Six Attributes of a Leadership Mindset here.
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