Laminar Transition. The system is moving from one state to another. In fluid dynamics, this transition zone is highly sensitive to disturbance. Even small doubts can turn smooth migration into a turbulent mess.
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Moving is not Arriving. When an organization is in the “Middle” of a pivot from one mental model to another, the uncertainty of the transition creates a “drag” that can cause the team to lose faith before they reach the new shore.
Laminar Transition. The system is moving from one state to another. In fluid dynamics, this transition zone is highly sensitive to disturbance. Even small doubts can turn smooth migration into a turbulent mess.
The “In-Between” Blues. You see a team that has let go of the “Old Way” but hasn’t yet mastered the “New Way.” There is a sense of vulnerability. People are looking for reassurance that the migration is worth the effort.
Momentum Loss. If the transition takes too long, the organization “stalls” in the middle of the water. You are neither efficient in the old model nor proficient in the new one.
Stabilizing a “Strategic Migration” requires a clear view of the new shore. Order a customised Coherence Snapshot—an automated diagnostic delivered immediately—to indicate where transition-anxiety is obstructing your present and future. This diagnostic provides the “Navigational Coordinates” needed to maintain momentum and reach the new baseline faster.