Jay Kiew believes most leaders are solving the wrong problem. The issue is not whether change can be “managed” more efficiently; the issue is whether a culture has the capability to handle change without breaking trust, draining energy, or turning every new mandate into background noise.
In this episode of Leadership NOW, Jay shares the thinking behind his book Change Fluency: 9 Principles to Navigate Uncertainty and Drive Innovation, including why mindset matters, how to escape the tyranny of the urgent, and what leaders can do to create norms and buffer that protect judgement, creativity, and dignity at work—especially when priorities keep shifting.
Explore Jay’s work: https://changefluency.com










