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Concepts
- Transformational Leadership - Leadership that inspires followers to transcend self-interest and achieve exceptional outcomes.
- Cultural Lag - The gap that occurs when technological and material changes outpace the adaptation of social norms, values, laws, and institutions.
- Trigger-Routine-Reward - The three-part structure of habits: cue that triggers behavior, routine performed, and reward received.
- Pivotal Behaviors - The few high-leverage behaviors that drive disproportionate results in any change effort.
- Path Dependence - The phenomenon where history and early choices constrain or determine later possibilities.
- Societal Inertia - The tendency of societies to resist change due to the combined weight of entrenched systems, norms, institutions, and collective habits, even when change would be beneficial.
- Virtuous Cycle vs Vicious Cycle - Self-reinforcing feedback loops that spiral upward (virtuous) or downward (vicious).
- Radical Innovation - Breakthrough innovations that fundamentally change markets, industries, or behaviors.
- Exponential Change - The accelerating pace of change driven by competition and innovation in modern society.
- Success Trap - When past success prevents necessary adaptation and becomes an obstacle to future success.
- Creative Destruction - The process by which innovation continuously destroys and replaces old economic structures.
- Switching Costs - The costs incurred when changing from one product, service, or state to another.
- Positive Deviance - Finding and learning from individuals who succeed despite facing the same constraints as others.
- Leverage Points - Places to intervene in systems where small changes can produce large effects.
- Activation Energy (Psychology) - The initial effort required to start a behavior, determining likelihood of action.
- Disruptive Innovation - Innovation that creates new markets by offering simpler, cheaper alternatives to existing solutions.
- Impermanence - Anicca - the Buddhist teaching that all phenomena are temporary and constantly changing.
- Institutional Inertia - The tendency of organizations and institutions to resist change and continue operating according to established patterns, procedures, and power structures.
- Just Noticeable Difference - The minimum change in a stimulus required for detection, with implications for change.
- Status Quo Bias - Preference for the current state of affairs over change.
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