Is change an unwanted menace or a necessary evil? Food for thought

This simple three step approach to change is the best way to ensure you don’t get left behind. Those that choose to build walls in response to the winds of change stand the risk of losing out on the several opportunities and possibilities that change will have brought with it. Greatness only comes with accepting change. Not many people today remember the Sony Walkman. In its day the Walkman was the greatest response to the change in music listening habits. For the first time ever, music lovers were able to move around with their music conveniently playing away through their headphones powered by the portable music device. It was simply put, the greatest technological invention of its time. Had Sony chosen to envision, anticipate and control the changing needs of the music lover maybe today we would have the ‘Sonypod’ instead of the ‘iPod’! History is certainly disproportionately harsh to those that refuse to embrace change is it not?

Is change an unwanted menace or a necessary evil? Food for thought

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