Top Highlights

• If there has to be change it should be ‘better than yesterday’, not different.
• will they hide, if they need to, when too much information or too much communication becomes uncomfortable?
• The real problem is that the change has to be initiated while the first curve is still going. That means that those who have been in charge of that first curve have to begin to think very differently about the future, or, more often, let others lead the way up the new curve. That is something that does not come easily. Why change when all is well, ...
• The pace of change in a democracy is glacial, to be measured in generations not years.
• The sigmoid curve is a mathematical concept. Used as a metaphor it is a familiar idea to many. The phrases ‘learning curve’ and ‘ahead of the curve’ refer to it and many businesses use it when projecting the future.