It only takes one small change, to change everything

The Week's deep dive is based on a LinkedIn post by Samer Chidiac, a government and public sector executive advisor, who argues that innovation often arises from small, unexpected changes. He uses the example of Dick Fosbury's invention of the Fosbury Flop in high jump, which drastically improved performance by encouraging athletes to jump backwards over the bar. Chidiac emphasizes that even seemingly insignificant alterations can have significant consequences and encourages readers to embrace the potential of small changes to achieve substantial results. The post's tone is inspirational and optimistic, aiming to motivate individuals to challenge conventional approaches and embrace innovation.