Additional patterns for fearless change, part IV
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The patterns in this collection are an addition to those that appeared in our book, Fearless Change: Patterns for Introducing New Ideas. Our passion for this topic didn't end when the book was published. Rather, we continue to read, observe, take extensive notes and, most importantly, listen to comments and suggestions from our readers. We have not stopped learning about leading change. As Alexander wrote in A Timeless Way of Building: "As people exchange ideas about the environment, and exchange patterns, the overall inventory of patterns in the pattern pool keeps changing. Of course, this evolution will never end."
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