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Change Model

Need:

There must be an unmet need, which is perceived as compelling [a desire is just another, subtler form of need]

Belief:

You must be able to believe that Change is possible. You have to have evidence or experience to support this.

Willingness:

You must be prepared to do what it takes or make the change. Resistance is the opposite force. As all behaviour is purposeful, you need to understand what the pay-off is for maintaining the status quo.

Readiness:

You have to have the necessary resources [time, knowledge, capability, budget, time, skill, experience etc.] to make the change happen.

Action:

You then have to do what it takes to make the change real, and having done so, ensure that it is maintain and that people don't backslide.

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