The 4 Stages Of Readiness For Change
The 4 Stages Of Readiness For Change
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Whether as a family or as an individual, change cannot happen unless you are ready for it.
According to Dr. Phil, there are four stages of readiness when it comes to change.
Watch the video above as Dr. Phil tries to help a family find the change they need.
TELL DR. PHIL YOUR STORY: Life in crisis?
According to Dr. Phil, there are four stages of readiness when it comes to change.
- Stage 1: Compelled by authority to change.
- Stage 2: Comply to escape criticism. (“It’s when everybody expects you to do it, so you fulfill their expectations.”)
- Stage 3: Intellectually aware of the need for change.
- Stage 4: Mentally and emotionally self-motivated by change.
Watch the video above as Dr. Phil tries to help a family find the change they need.
TELL DR. PHIL YOUR STORY: Life in crisis?
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