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This document discusses change as a process that involves personal growth for individuals in feelings and skills, rather than as a single event. It emphasizes putting people first before innovation and reflecting on what is needed for improvement as a coach, such as having a clear shared vision, building capacity for change, and establishing actionable first steps while allowing pressure for change to build support over time.
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