Title: People don't change...but they can evolve
Headings: People don't change...but they can evolve
People don't change...but they can evolve
Changing Doesn’t Work
Evolving Does
Evolving Allows Us To Fail
Evolving Is Meant To Be Selfish
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People don't change...but they can evolve
"Recognizing that we are constantly working to evolve ourselves...is critical to success," says leadership development expert Liz Bentley. March 20, 2018, 5:39 PM PDT / Updated May 30, 2018, 8:24 AM PDT
By Liz Bentley
The other day I was at a work cocktail party speaking with the CEO of a world renowned laboratory where our company does a lot of work. He said, “Liz, I’m not sure I really believe that people can change.” I thought this was a great observation and I wholeheartedly agreed with him. I noted that we get called into organizations all the time on the premise that they would like us to “change” someone. And that is not what we do! Ironically, I was having the same conversation with my son the day before. He was arguing with me that we can change people and that I had changed him. I told him that I had not changed him. Over the course of his life, I had illuminated issues, given perspectives and made suggestions.