Consider Change Strategies
Do not assume that the only change strategies you have are positive or “push” factors.
Some of the most successful strategies employ negative or “pull” factors. For example,
showing the negative costs and consequences of continuing with a present policy can
be a powerful motivation for change, even if it does not reveal the strengths of a
particular change itself. When confronted with a boulder you want to move, digging
sand out in the direction you want the boulder to move may help more than simply
trying to push it harder. De-legitimizing an existing policy has a similar effect.