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Mentioned in 3 episodes

The heart of change

Book • 2002

The Heart of Change emphasizes the importance of appealing to people's emotions to drive organizational change.

It builds on John Kotter's eight-step process for change, using real-life stories to illustrate how teams can overcome obstacles and achieve success.

The book highlights the 'see-feel-change' dynamic as crucial for successful transformation.

Mentioned by

Scott Alexander

Mentioned in 3 episodes

Mentioned by

Dr. K

as one of the books from his bookshelf to explain Western psychology.

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Mentioned by

Scott Alexander

as a memoir by Claire Sylvia about the changes she experienced after a heart-lung transplant.

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Mentioned by

Pete McItus

as

Jeff DeGraff

's new book that shares how innovation and change comes from embracing contradictions.

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Recommended by

Albert Mohler

as one of the most moving Christian autobiographies he has ever read.

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Mentioned by

Fred Provenza

in a story about a woman who received a heart and lung transplant and experienced changes in food preferences.

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Mentioned by

Tom Bilyeu

to illustrate the impact of organ transplantation on dietary preferences and cravings.

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Mentioned by

Carey Nieuwhof

as a book that explores the emotional aspects of change and how to motivate people to embrace transformation.

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