When you’re trying a new approach, it can be easy to put your head down and motor towards your goal. The only problem is when you get to the finish line nobody else quite understands what you were trying to achieve. From this position it’s harder to get buy in and build momentum.
Share your ideas with others from the outset, let them know why you are excited. Listen and act on their feedback and engage and involve them in each step of the journey. This doesn’t mean that they need to get involved with the activities and detail, just that they are aware of your new discoveries and any wins you achieve along the way.
When finished you’ll also have a much louder voice to broadcast your solution and people will jump onboard much more quickly.
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