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The Inner Game of ChangeAuthor: Ali Juma
Welcome to The Inner Game of Change podcast, where we dive deep into the complexities of managing organisational change. Tailored for leaders, change practitioners, and anyone driving transformation, our episodes explore key topics like leadership, communication, change capability, and process design. Expert guests share practical strategies and insights to help you navigate and lead successful change initiatives. Listen in to learn fresh ideas and perspectives from a variety of industries, and gain the tools and knowledge you need to lead transformation with confidence. Explore our episodes at www.theinnergameofchange.com.au, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Youtube or anywhere you listen to your podcasts. Language: en-au Genres: Business, Management Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Inside The Messy Middle - The Gravity of the Old Way
Monday, 18 May, 2026
Inside the Messy Middle is a special series from The Inner Game of ChangeThis fortnightly short series is for people who carry responsibility inside complexity. Between strategy and delivery. Between intent and impact. Between what was imagined and what must now be made real.In this episode of Inside the Messy Middle, I explore a salient idea:What if organisations are not resisting change…but being pulled back by the gravity of the current way of working?As AI enters workplaces, many organisations are introducing new capabilities while still operating inside environments designed for older workflows, behaviours, incentives, and assumptions.Through stories from business and history, including the arrival of electricity in factories and the persistence of the QWERTY keyboard, Ali explores why transformation often stalls even when people are willing to move.This episode is about:• behavioural gravity• environmental design• AI adoption versus workflow redesign• why old systems keep pulling people back• and the hidden tension between movement and stability inside organisationsBecause sometimes the challenge is not the future itself.It is the environment still rewarding the past.Send us Fan MailAli Juma @The Inner Game of Change podcastFollow me on LinkedIn
