Of all the skills we can learn and develop, what if we just focused on how we could become more adaptable… more willing to change?
Imagine how this one capability – a willingness to change – could impact our world and our lives.
Imagine how it might help a team learn new things and deliver better services.
The progress we would make, the ideas we would put out into the world, the conversations we’d have, what we’d find out and what could be possible.
The problems we’d solve instead of the additional ones we tend to create.
Imagine how less frustration there might be in the world if we were all a little more flexible, adaptable, changeable.
And imagine how we’d grow, individually and collectively, if we became more tolerable of change, looked for it, sought it out, welcomed it and ‘went’ with it.
Adaptability is the capability.
What if we chose to yield… instead of resist?
Look for opportunities to change and adapt; it gets easier.
Here are the 12 ideas about adaptability I’ve posted on this week.
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