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A helpful and elegant way to look at change: The Let's Go Change Loop 

Rich Watkins
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There's a lot of talk about change. But, at a fundamental level, what is it? How does it unfold? How can we become more aware of how it impacts us and people around us? What are healthy and unhealthy roads through change? In this video I want to share something new: The Let's Go Change Loop.
It's what I think is a sharp and coherent anatomy of change - a useful model/tool with wide application - a grounded way to come to terms with change that simplifies whats going on without dumbing it down.
It builds on theory: Kübler-Ross, Satir, Gestalt cycle of experience, ritual anthropology (van Gennep and Turner), Design Thinking, Agile, Theory U, Bridges, Barfield, and the natural world (seasons/breath).
But came from my lived experience - especially over the last year: a global pandemic, becoming a father, coaching teams and organisations through big changes.
And also comes with huge thanks to: Sara Nori, Phil Dorman, Marcus Druen, Bobby Davis, Åsa Magnusson, Melissa Chan D'Estrella, Heather Taylor Portman, Liz Cooper and others - who all lent me their valuable experience to shape and nuance the model.

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18 май 2021

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Комментарии : 4   
@bmozza1
@bmozza1 3 года назад
So damn helpful Rich
@richardwatkins
@richardwatkins 3 года назад
Thanks mate!
@warrenbeardall5583
@warrenbeardall5583 3 года назад
Nice perspective, thank you. I noted the phasing and forever repeating cycle. The spiral works well as a developmental and growth reference. I’m sure you will have mentally connected the recursive resonance realisation theme from John Vervaeke’s videos here. And the being vs having impact upon our attitude as we work through the transitioning that you are inferring. A little like the grieving process analogy used elsewhere.
@richardwatkins
@richardwatkins 3 года назад
Thanks for the comment Warren - not all of those connections I’d made so interesting to reflect - I like how the spiral evokes not just the mechanism but also what change feels like as an experience
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