From Deene:
Find nearest book.
Name book and author.
Turn to page 123.
Go to 5th sentence and copy the next three to blog.
Leading Change, John P. Kotter
Fourth, quick performance improvements undermine the efforts of cynics and major league resisters. Wins don’t necessarily quiet all of these people (which is probably good, since diversity of opinion can keep a firm from blindly walking off a cliff), but they take some of the ammunition out of opponents’ hands and make it much more difficult to take cheap shots at those trying to implement needed changes. As a general rule, the more cynics and resisters, the more important are short-term wins.
I will admit that I cheated a bit and just grabbed the best 3 sentences on the page…