"Disruption is, at its core, a really powerful idea."
Clayton M. Christensen
Strict schedules leave little time for impromptu creativity. Our planners are rigid disallowing extensions that might allow free thinking. Change will find a way to disrupt any agenda at any time or place.
How we react to disruption determines whether or not we will benefit form the experience. Will we be flexible and go with the flow or will we dig in with resistance? Change will occur no matter our defenses.
Disruption can shatter a well formed piece of art or a permanent project. With new eyes, we can create a greater masterpiece. Change can be confirmation of a job well done, but even better can be had before retiring. As pieces are slowly put back together, a stronger foundation can be created.
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