A New Approach to Enabling Change: It Starts with Loss

Karen Gross 7/12/171:25 PM

I have just written the linked piece for the Aspen Journal of Ideas. It probes something that I think will be of deep interest to this audience, namely, how to enable change. To that end, the piece suggests that we have had a mistaken approach to date. We have focused on the positives of change. Instead, we need to focus on loss -- which is way harder and usually ignored. Ponder this new approach. Thoughts welcomed as always.

https://www.aspeninstitute.org...hy-its-so-difficult/

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