Why individuals seek for ready-made solution?

This is a typical phenomenon in most of the workshop.

Individuals show up to the workshop and demand there will be someone who will provide them a magic pill which will solve their problems!!!

Most of the workshop hijack with such problem they were facing, sometime we also felt that they need a platform where they want to vent out their challenges.

Most of the time they are not eager to discover their own solution!
Only a few percentages are ready to experiment and try, the majority are seeking for a ready made solutions!

Though as a coach we work with them to change the mindset.

I was thinking to detect this answer, Why? Why the majority are like this?

• Fear of the Unknown
• Lack of resources
• Individuals choose to gain pleasure and avoid pain
• They do not discover “Why” 
• What is the bigger picture?
• The individual is not willing to learn and going beyond the prescribed boundary.
• The ecosystem is not ready to admit failure and not free from the blame culture
• Few passionate pessimistic individuals are spreading negative energy on a daily basis

Most of the transformation assignment, I identify these typical patterns. Team members do not take action because of all the above reason.

Once we discover in some teams where individuals are performing reasonably better, I could understand all these typical characteristics are missing by the team members.

Without action, you aren’t going anywhere– Gandhi

How do we change? 

• For any adjustment to take place, someone has to figure out something and start executing differently
• Massive problems are most often solved by an array of small solutions over a longer duration of time; sometimes over weeks and occasionally over decades.
• A desire to provide crystal clear direction on what specifically individuals should start doing, stop doing or continue doing
• We must need to single out the applicable behavior. Most often it must be a positive feeling,
• We must establish that the change or task won’t be unusual big and dreadful 

My book, The Agilist's Guidebook, has 88 problems and solutions!! 

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