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Here Is The Secret To The Art Of Change
by Dr. Rick Kirschner → (All Poetry by Dr. Rick Kirschner)
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A poetic presentation of the power of positive change


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It’s not our methods for managing change.
It’s the way we approach it that’s a little strange.
Seek to fix yesterday rather than build tomorrow.
Fixate on control to your continual sorrow.
If work takes you backwards, eventually
You’d rather eat popcorn and watch TV.

We’ve got to change way we change.
We need an approach that carries through.
Change artists are needed.
Can you find the change artist in you?

Here, then, is the secret to the ART of Change.
Change the ‘R’ to a ‘C’ and expand your range.
ACT is an acronym for ART of this type.
Appreciation. Creativity. Teamship. No hype.

APPRECIATE that this is a moment that’s real.
Begin where you are, no matter how you feel.
Life can always be better, life can always be verse
But life is easier to live as a blessing than a curse
Difficult or easy, big events and small
Decide to be grateful for them all

Then be CREATIVE. You don’t have to try.
You were, are and will be until the day you die.
Build the bridges and destroy the walls.
Let this be your reputation if momentum stalls.

Then get in the TEAMSHIP, in it together.
Whether it’s clear sailing or nasty weather.
Teamship multiplies your power, You know it is thus!
Many hands make light work. And we’re all smarter than any of us.
    

The future is open. Your mission is clear.
The time is now, the place is here.
You can change anything, make no mistake
Go from bad to good and from good to great.

Change artists are needed. I believe you are one.
The secret is to ACT, and then to have FUN.
Let’s roll, let’s get to it, and create today
For a better tomorrow, what do you say?  

©The Art of Change LLC 


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 Reviews of "Here Is The Secret To The Art Of Change"
Reviewed by Dr. Rick Kirschner
Reviewed on October 11, 2007
It's a poem! Poems are, by nature, a bit formulaic, whether it's a sonnet or a hymn or a haiku! YOIKS! Thank you for the positive feedback to those who had it in them to offer it. As to the fellow reviewing through his lens of cynicism and criticism, I can only say, "LIGHTEN UP!" Or not. I shared this for people to enjoy. But like the poem says, change is inevitable, but progress is not.

Reviewed by jude forese
Reviewed on September 21, 2007
creativity supplies the spirit and mind with the positive verve to motivate society and help progress its collective being ...

well done ... good rhyme and message ...

Reviewed by Chantilly Lace (Reader)
Reviewed on September 21, 2007
Interesting writing,enjoyed....Hugssss

Reviewed by Bhuwan Thapaliya
Reviewed on September 21, 2007
Inspiring write...very very positive.....thanks for spreading positive vibes...cheers...love n luck...BHUWAN!!!!

Reviewed by Charlie
Reviewed on September 18, 2007
Inspiring
--Charlie

Reviewed by Susan de Vegter
Reviewed on September 18, 2007
Yep! If you don't like something CHANGE IT! I'm an inspirative for positive change myself.
Just call me shange it!

Susan

Reviewed by - - - - - TRASK
Reviewed on September 18, 2007
9-19-07...

To Be Grateful For What Little You Have Got Left And To Make Best Of It!
Change Brings Magic But There's Only So Much You Can Change...

Better Yet Change Your Way Of Thinking.... Credit For The Write!

Reviewed by Richard Cederberg
Reviewed on September 18, 2007
This is an interesting mindset that seems too formulaic.

I believe that understanding yesterdays is imperative to building better tomorrows. You don't need to buy a book to do this. Suffering and mistakes are part of the equation too. In fact ... falling flat on your face and picking yourself up, understanding why you fell in the first place, and then moving on and not making the same mistakes again seems the real lesson. This heavily dosed with patience and perseverance and prayer and the love of your fellow man seems better to me than any formula for influencing people and selling books.


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