Welcome to our new series, "Five Myths of Change Management"!
In this introductory vlog, we dive into the fascinating world of myths and explore how even the most outrageous ones can have real-world consequences if left unchallenged. Remember that time you were warned about eating Pop Rocks and drinking Coke together? Yeah, some myths stick with us!
Join us as we kick off our journey by debunking some common myths we all grew up with and then zoom in on the misconceptions surrounding Change Management. Throughout this series, we’ll reveal the truths behind these myths and show you how to navigate change more effectively. Don’t let myths hold you back—let’s uncover the facts together!
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Don't forget your homework: Share a Myth that you grew up believing. This might be a myth from childhood or maybe a myth you've believed as an adult, or at your organization.
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Back in the late 70s, when I ate Life cereal, because Mikey and I both liked it, my family owned a lake house in New Carlisle, Indiana. It was very rural back then, with a giant, unkempt, and scary cemetery. My uncles told me stories about seeing ghosts there. I totally believed them for a very long time. Even after my older brother and cousin made me go out there in the middle of the night.
My parents told me to eat the crusts on my sandwiches so I'd have curly hair. I did not want curly hair, so I very carefully cut the crusts off every piece of bread I was served.
