Under pressure, leaders often tighten control, push harder, and add process. It feels decisive. It usually reduces learning and increases friction.
Common patterns include:
The cost is not only performance. It is lost time in the only window that matters.
Disruption demands leadership that can hold uncertainty without spreading it, and create movement without false certainty.
Leaders need to:
This is how organizations move from reaction to capability.
Resilience is built. It does not arrive in the moment you need it. The best organizations invest in the habits and systems that make adaptation normal.
Readiness includes:
Preparation turns disruption from threat into advantage.
CLA didn’t just help us manage change —
they helped us lead it.