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Now you know... and knowing is half the battle.The above quote was used in a PSA that ran at the end of every G.I. Joe episode and became a mantra in popular culture.  But in most cases this nugget of insight simply isn't true.  It SHOULD be true, but we place these subconscious roadblocks to the second half of the equation (action) through our usage of language and what we reinforce in our daily lives.  As we grow up that emphasis is on thinking.  Whether that is via folk wisdom like 'Think twice, act once!', or 'Look before you leap!' or via PSA's to our kids during after-school specials ("The more you know...") we constantly reinforce this aspect of forethought

Cognitive Dissonance is that discomfort we feel when we try and hold two conflicting thoughts in the mind at the same time

when someone comes along and turns over that apple cart and says there is a *new* right way, dissonance is created

change management is so utterly critical to deploying the cultural sea change necessary for the next generation of Social Business

Logic and reason, unfortunately, have little to do with making change actually happen

"We have new software, systems, and processes.  We are going to train you.  We will now be a 'social' company starting on Friday of next week"  is akin to saying  "I just bought you a wine cellar, filled it with wine, and gave you a book...you start your new job as a sommelier on Friday".   There is also no such thing as a unilateral change management plan.  We talk about corporate culture like it's a single 'thing', but it's really not.  From department to department, geographic location to location, the cultures are different.  Sure, they all combine to some generic sense of the type of culture a company has but that's not good enough for effective change management.  Some regions/groups respond best to well defined messaging based on self-interest, others on shared interest (sometimes corporate shared interest, other times societal shared interest).  In some regions the dictatorial style may actually work if messaged properly (France and Belgium for example).  The point is that simply knowing the 'right' thing to do for a company is not enough

knowing what someone should do, no matter how correct, is not a substitute for knowing how to get them there

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