CHANGE WITH EASE TAKES AGILITY.

Change, especially constant change, is exhausting and yet it’s our new reality. For the past several years we have been waiting for the pandemic to be over, with a focus on resilience to keep going and get us through.

It felt like we were barely holding on as the world shut down around us, making small adjustments to keep things afloat. And just as we got used to the “new normal” of the pandemic, it was back to work, navigating the new hybrid work world.

Then came multiple layoffs across industries leaving us reeling yet again.

Enter AI.

The world and what little job security we may have had once again feels chaotic and uncertain as we are learning how to use and and the impact it has on our work and lives.

CHANGE IS UNCOMFORTABLE

All change comes with the discomfort of not knowing what’s going to happen, and yet it’s the reality that we must embrace to become more agile.

If we are overwhelmed by fear of failure, fear of appearing incapable and unable, calling ourselves “stupid” for not knowing, we are essentially wasting time solving the wrong problem, arguing why things should stay the same, asking questions about why it has to change.

We are stuck in resistance. The famous pothole.

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Originally posted on March 7, 2024 at JeanetteBronee.com.