Overcoming Resistance to Change - Isn't It Obvious?

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17 Jul 201006:13

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TLDRThe transcript captures a conversation between Martin and another character about resistance to change. Martin feels his suggestions are constantly rejected due to people's resistance to change. The discussion reveals that people resist changes when they don't see sufficient personal benefits or when the risks outweigh the rewards. The key to overcoming resistance lies in understanding the individual's perspective, addressing their concerns (like risks and effort), and showing how the change benefits them specifically. The transcript concludes with the idea that both personal and organizational changes require effort and tailored approaches.

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