Candace Cox

Irrawaddy (Re)Invention Candace Cox

In the post-Covid-19 era, adapting to change in the workplace will be more valuable to employers and consumers than any college degree. Businesspeople and employees who regognize the change early and adapt quickly have a strategic advantage in the marketplace. Irrawaddy Reinvention shows us how a lesson learned from nature can help you increase your success during a crisis. In nature, there are thousands of examples of how animals and vegitation adapt to a harsh climate by evolving a physipcal change. However, the Irrawaddy Dolphin adapted in a much different way. In fact, the Irrawaddy didn't physically change at all. This dolphin adapted to the change by thinking differently. (And now uses much less effort to keep a full tummy.) The pages of this book will help you adapt to changes in the workplace without really having to change who you are or really what you do (much.) You can adapt to the changes just by thinking differently and using your strengths in a new and different way!Crisis leads to opportunity. But in order to capitalize on the opportunity at hand, you have to be doing things differently than the average person. In the next couple of years, massive amounts of wealth will be created in some of the most unlikely of places. These will be the people who have embraced the concepts of Irrawaddy Reinvention. You can be one of them! The person who adapts to change most quickly and most efficiantly wins.