Inertia
or homeostasis is the first block in any process of change and requires
significant effort to break. Once the process of change begins, it needs to be
supported by committing time, effort and resources. There are ubiquitous
examples where people commit resources, while the drive to stay committed on
time and effort dies down sooner than we think, resulting in failure to
execute.
Think
of a weight loss effort, committing an expensive gym membership but failing to
turn up regularly. Sports freaks (??) buying expensive equipment but hardly
using them and many more examples like that may be cited. Therefore the culprit
is attitude towards change. It is paradoxical to see individuals succeeding
under paucity of resources, while massive failures happen despite committed
resources. In reality, the magnitude, order, threshold, consistency and time
required for the change effort are significantly important in building success.
Resources are important but do not always solely drive the process of change.
Individuals who strike gestalt with this reality are more likely to achieve
greater success. Need to know more about initiating big changes, or seeking
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