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Change is never easy. In fact, most people will resist change, even if that change is a good and positive one. When dealing with change, resilience for many will falter because they don’t have any motivation, purpose or direction in which to travel. It has been found that fear or the lack of belief in the end result will hinder people the most. Preparing the mind for organisational change management in Canberra workplaces can help in achieving success and prosperity. Setting a Goal When looking for change in your life you need to have a goal and a purpose. It has been shown that those who don’t have a goal or a set purpose or reason to change will not accept change. However, when we have a goal or reason the likelihood of change greatly increases. Some typical goals are to stop smoking, get a better job, and spend more time with family. These types of goals are personal goals and when looking at personal goals, these are the goals that will typically get the higher results. Denounce Fear Fear will stymie any goal or chance for change that we have. The fear that something won’t work, will cost us money or time: ‘What if it were to work? … Where will I be?’ When dealing with fear, it is really a leap of faith. It has to be believed that you will be better off by taking the leap than not. Change resilience means being accepting and believing that you can make that change. The first step is to say, “I can…” and then the rest will fall into place. Take Action Action is at the heart of change. We can talk about doing this or doing that all day long. However, if we just talk about something, nothing will happen. Topics such as organisational change management in Canberra businesses won’t be affected without action. The organisation’s business objectives and goals will never come to pass if we don’t take that first step. Worst Case Scenario What is the worst case scenario? Nothing. Yes, if we don’t take action and don’t have a plan, then nothing will happen. The situation we are now in will remain until acted upon. For example, if we don’t put in an application for a new job then someone else will get it. The job won’t sit there forever waiting for you to apply for it, the job doesn’t care. The worst-case scenario is that you will still be right where you currently are. When it comes down to it, change can be hard. The goal here is to take control of your actions, your life and your path so that you can more effectively control the one thing you do actually have control over – yourself! The world and all around you is going to change, so why not put things in your favour, build up your change resilience and increase your capacity to embrace whatever comes your way? This is how we can turn obstacle into opportunity.
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