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Change doesn’t always go smoothly. Learn some of the techniques you should avoid by watching this video.
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well there are hundreds and hundreds of
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well-executed changes there’s probably
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just as many poorly executed ones ones
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where Wow the end result was probably
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good but it was really painful to get
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there let’s talk about a few of those a
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hostile takeover of a company that never
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goes well I mean really never goes well
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it makes a lot of enemies people don’t
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feel good about the whole thing a lot of
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times there’s layoffs and even if in the
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end the company is better off having
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been bought by a different company
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you’ve lost a lie credibility points
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getting there hostile takeovers of
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companies are pretty much ninety-nine
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point nine percent of the time a very
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poorly executed change there’s nothing
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more poorly executed than the government
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coming to you and telling you that they
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would like to take your house not they
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would like that they are taking your
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house giving you money for it so they
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can use your land for X never goes well
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no one’s ever happy to give up their
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land to the government now sometimes
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it’s for very good reasons sometimes
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it’s to build a hospital sometimes it’s
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to build a road to connect to towns
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sometimes it’s to build track for a
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railroad to connect two very important
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places that don’t have any connection to
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the rest of the world but it doesn’t
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really matter if you’re the one who owns
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the house so eminent domain while
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sometimes a really good idea on the end
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of it but get in there is really hard
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now the third poorly executed change you
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may think Wow Dina that’s pretty out
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there well let’s talk about it in the
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United States the way it works is when a
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couple gets divorced and there’s a child
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a lot of times they leave it up to the
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courts to decide who gets the child
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pretty much that never goes well because
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one parent might feel slighted and it
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never ever ever ever goes well for the
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kid because it’s really hard I mean this
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ain’t never goes well isn’t fair but
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it’s really difficult because the kid
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generally doesn’t understand the reason
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I bring this up as a poorly executed
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change is
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because while the end result might be
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exactly what is best for the child
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getting there can be very difficult and
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the reason getting there could be
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difficult is feelings are involved
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feelings and emotions and children and
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when you involve children it just never
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makes it easy but like I said the child
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may end up with the right person raising
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them or the right combination of people
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raising them or the right combination of
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time when people are raising them but
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getting there can be very very difficult
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finally Wars of any size of any location
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of any reason very poorly executed
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change it doesn’t matter what your
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political view is the casualties of any
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war are part of the change and that’s
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never good having their be casualties of
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war affects everybody and while like I
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said the end result might be best for
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the world in the long run getting there
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is very difficult
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