Change is inevitable. You can't avoid it, even if you want to. Leading change in organizations happens all the time and inevitably asks us to take on more responsibilities outside of our original expertise. It challenges us to step into unfamiliar territory, and that can feel scary and daunting because routine is our comfort blanket and makes us feel secure.
It is crucial that people and teams are supported to break down the fear of the unknown, creating opportunities to test the new skills and competencies that are required of them to become real catalytic change agents. Often, managing and leading change is not a question of the nature of the change itself, but a question of, “Are we doing it in the right way?” In order to answer this, we must help people to think the unthinkable.