Getting Started with Change

A Welcome Post

Welcome to Change,

In this publication, we’ll be sharing what we know about creating rapid, permanent, across-the-board change – a body of knowledge that we have developed over decades of research, building on the scientific discoveries of a little-known 20th century interdisciplinary movement that its distinguished members, including some Nobel Laureates, referred to as a scientific revolution.

We recommend starting with our first two pieces, “Why Creating Lasting Change Need Only Ever Take You a Few Hours,” Part I and Part II.

In our experience, it takes a great deal of in-depth study to really understand the science and philosophy behind our point of view.  However, we will do our best to summarize and make sense of the most important discoveries and guide you to the best and most accessible of the more readily available, though often neglected literature.

We will definitely publish a piece every Friday, and we might publish on Monday and/or Wednesday, too—there’s a lot we want to share!

I’ll be summarizing the key points you can expect in each article to help you choose which are likely to be most interesting to you.

We hope to be in dialogue with you as we publish.  We would love to see your responses in the Comments section, and to thoughtfully respond to your responses as we explore which parts of the philosophy and science behind the new understanding of change would be most exciting for you to read and most impactful for us to share with you.

Ellen, Editor of Change