Supple is undeniably a cool word. It's onomatopoeic. It sounds like it is. It's something we all aspire to.

Nobody says, I wish I was more brittle. Hey it's AJ and this is a special

archived episode of a Kimbo. What will you do when the world changes?

Because the world is going to change. This is certain. The world has been

changing for as long as there have been species on the planet. And if you work in an

organization or if you work in an organization, or if you work in our culture, trying to get picked, trying to pick others, trying to make a change happen,

the one thing that is certain is that the world will change and it will change faster than you expect.

So supple, resilience, is a choice.

It is an outlook.

It is a way we can plan our day, our week, our month,

and our career.

So let's start with the example of Lucille Ball.

Using the human larynx as a sounding board for mechanical sound is the latest wonder of science.

The human voice isn't used, only the mechanical sounds are afflicted from the larynx as the silent lips form the words.

Listen to Lucille Ball.

I've just returned from a trip across country by rail, and at every crossing this is the way the train whistle sounded to me.

In 1939 Lucille Ball made a video, a movie as an actress talking about a new kind of technology.

She went on to be a star on Broadway and then of course on television.

As technologies changed, so did she,

where she stood how she worked.

As she matured in her career,

she became the first woman to run a studio in Hollywood. If it weren't

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