In the late-noughties, one of the most popular shows on Australian TV was a program called Thank God You’re Here. Each episode involved comedians/actors walking through a door into an unknown situation, to be greeted by the line “Thank God You’re Here!” and then having to improvise their way through the scene – often pretending
Reading this headline, you might be confused and think you’ve come to an article on stimulating the economy rather than something on change. However, this article is definitely about change - but we’re not talking about money here. We’re talking about time. Last month, we met with a potential new client looking to develop the
On a shelf in my kitchen at home, I have a number of recipe books. I often take them off the shelf and browse through them, looking for gastronomic inspiration. Having the recipe books on my shelf and available to me at any time, knowing the basics of cooking and having many of the necessary
It’s long been said that ‘Change is a process’ – we want to move from our current state through a transition state to get to a future state. Inherent in this view of change are some very optimistic assumptions that: we have a high level of control over the change process there is a level
