But while progressive politics requires a labor base that is ready to embrace the new economy, it also requires business and government leaders ready to finance the training programs, health care reforms, public education programs and labor laws that give workers the security to try to master change rather than stop it, and to open up, rather than hunker down.
No matter how smart a technology predictor you are, to master change correctly for your own account requires an enormous amount of work.
She counts a fine artist and even more, a master change agent in the world of art.
Hillary, rightly described by her husband as a master "Change-Maker" because she knows manipulatively how to improve her personal financial security but at the shameful expense of leaving only "loose change" in the pockets of those who trust her.
'To master change,' he wrote in 1970, 'we shall therefore need a clarification of important long-term social goals and a democratization of the way in which we arrive at them.
He has been around the European game for 40 years, he was born during the Second World War, but he, more than most men of his time, has mastered changes that make soccer a global entity.
His interactions with the Rozen Maidens and their masters changes his outlook on life and he works up the courage to return to society.
Governments in the developing world must prepare now for when the money masters change their minds.
Trade routes and artistic experiment, technical innovation and an almost alchemical search for the lost secrets of the old masters changed the way paintings looked and were made in radical and far-reaching ways.
In my book Mastering Change (revised edition, 2016, Adizes Institute Publications) I discuss a concept called "perceptions of reality".
