CHANGING HABITS - THE 3 Ps (Part 2)
Here is the long awaited and much anticipated sequel to my article on why nuns are faster at changing habits than us. Persistence is important to changing habits but if persistence was enough to ensure that we would persist at leadership changes, there would be no need for this article. Unfortunately it is not, and so there is!
At the end of our senior leadership programs we encourage managers to let go of any habitual ways of thinking, acting or being which don't work so well and to create new leadershiop habits which work better. Part 1 of this article examined how that is easier said than done. In this article I explore the 3 Ps which can help us to achieve our aspirations and commitments.