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EPISODE · Apr 16, 2026 · 43 MIN

Why Leaders Fail at Change

from PROCO360 | Best Podcast for Entrepreneurs and Business Owners · host Dave Tabor, PROCO360

Leaders say, “Somehow we never have the money to fund change management on our first try, but have a blank check on the 3rd try making the same change.” Scott McAllister, CEO, Prosci

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Most leaders think change fails because the strategy was wrong… but what if that’s not it at all? What if the real reason is people? Prosci is a Colorado-based company that’s built a global reputation around one deceptively simple idea: change only works if people actually buy in. So how do you make change feel natural instead of forced… and why do even the smartest organizations get this wrong? I challenged Scott around change “systems” that feel contrived – theoretically sound but impractical in the real world. He had answers for that and more. Tremendously applicable, and fascinating.

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