Description
Many individuals and organizations struggle with adaptability and transformation, hindering their growth and success. In this episode of the Banking on Change series, James Robert Lay and Audrey Cannata discuss the challenges of stepping out of comfort zones, the pitfalls of self-limiting beliefs, and the difficulties involved in personal transformation.
This episode provides strategies for overcoming these obstacles, such as embracing the Minimum Viable Product approach for rapid learning and iteration, understanding and leveraging different action modes within teams, and the importance of self-reflection and lifelong learning. They advise focusing on what's in your control, leading oneself first, and the continual pursuit of growth both personally and organizationally.
Join us as we discuss:
-The Journey of Writing and Personal Growth (06:52)
-Preparing for Exponential Growth: A Deep Dive (14:18)
-The Importance of Personal Growth in Organizational Transformation (18:17)
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