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Minimalist illustration contrasting individual effort with systematic support: a person struggling to push a boulder uphill alone versus the same boulder moving smoothly along a structured track system with guide rails, representing the difference between willpower and organizational infrastructure for behavior change

Minimalist illustration contrasting individual effort with systematic support: a person struggling to push a boulder uphill alone versus the same boulder moving smoothly along a structured track system with guide rails, representing the difference between willpower and organizational infrastructure for behavior change

Why People Believe 'People Don’t Change'

Most organizations treat behavior change as an individual willpower problem. A leader gets feedback. They commit to changing. Things improve temporarily. Then stress hits, and the old patterns return. Why? Because intention without infrastructure is just hope. Sustainable behavior change requires three systems: Role Modeling, Rituals, and Rewards. Without all three, reversion isn't a risk. It's a certainty.

Mac Ling

Feb 95 min read

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