Leading Purpose-Driven Change in Construction
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Summary
In this bonus episode of Activating Curiosity, Ryan Ware discusses that change doesn’t happen overnight, it starts with a shift in mindset and the courage to do things differently. Ryan explores how two organizations, the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) and the Design-Build Institute of America (DBIA) sparked real change in the construction industry.
He explores the history and role of the organizations in driving change and the need for individuals to take responsibility for their part in the industry's evolution. The conversation highlights the challenges faced and the opportunities available for innovation and change in construction.
If you’ve ever wondered how to move past resistance, create buy-in, and lead with curiosity, this episode will help you see what’s possible when we embrace change at every level.
Takeaways
- Why lasting change starts with a shift in perspective.
- The focus should be beyond certifications and awards.
- Having a purpose can drive individual and collective action.
- Practical ways to reframe resistance to change in your own work
- Progress requires collaboration and shared goals.
- Change in the industry takes time and effort from many.
- Each individual can contribute to a larger impact.
- The future of the industry depends on proactive engagement.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Activating Curiosity
01:55 The Challenge of Big Problems
04:21 Historical Context of Change in Construction
06:00 The Journey to 100,000 Certified Buildings
07:01 Exponential Growth and Future Projections
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