Appreciative Inquiry is an approach to change management that focuses on an organization's strengths rather than its problems. It involves four steps: discovery, where positive experiences are shared; dream, where a vision is created from these strengths; design, where a plan is made; and deliver, where the plan is implemented. For example, to address lack of motivation, Appreciative Inquiry would have employees share stories of when they felt most motivated, identify encouraging factors like appreciation, think of ways to convey more appreciation, and devise and implement a process like thank you emails or awards. The advantage is focusing on positives translates to more positive action.