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Sep 10, 2023 5 min

Why is Change so Hard for People?

from David Bornancin Unscripted Hosted by David Bornancin

Change is undeniably challenging for people because it disrupts the comfort of familiarity and introduces uncertainty into our lives. Human beings have a natural tendency to gravitate toward the familiar and routine, as it provides a sense of security and predictability. When change is introduced, whether it's a personal change like breaking a habit or a broader societal shift, it often triggers feelings of fear, resistance, and anxiety. Additionally, change often requires effort, adaptation, and the willingness to learn new ways of doing things, which can be daunting and uncomfortable. People may also have attachments to the past or a fear of the unknown, making them resistant to change even when it may be beneficial. Ultimately, the resistance to change is a complex interplay of psychological, emotional, and practical factors that make it a formidable hurdle for many individuals and organizations.

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