Implementing a change in my personal life using the concept of information richness (Lengel and Daft 1988) involves considering the different communication media available and selecting the most appropriate one based on the richness of information needed for the change.First, I would clearly define the change I want to implement in my personal life. Whether it's adopting a new habit, improving a skill, or making a lifestyle change, understanding the specific goal is crucial. Next, I would assess the level of information richness required for this change. Some changes may require detailed explanations, feedback, and discussions, while others may be simpler and more straightforward. Next, I would assess the level of information richness required for this change. Some changes may require detailed explanations, feedback, and discussions, while others may be simpler and more straightforward. Based on the information richness required, I would choose the most suitable communication media example would be Face-to-Face Communication, Written Communication (Medium Richness), Social Mediaor Public Announcements (Low Richness), etc.By applying the concept of information richness to communication media selection, I can effectively navigate the process of implementing changes in my personal life, ensuring clear and meaningful communication to support the desired outcomes.

"Sometimes proposed changes, and particularly strategic changes, are not accompanied by clear information about the implications for those who will be affected." (Palmer, Dunford, and Buchanan 2022).

I have become aware that certain habits and routines in my life have become stale and redundant, and that I must make a change to improve my physical and well-being. Some of the steps that I will take include the following:

1. Identify my readiness/understanding of why the change and the process through which change will occur, i.e. a no-fail plan, my sense of commitment, and gradual steps to success.
2. Identify what changes I will make by pinpointing what needs change and setting an attainable, realistic goal. ( becoming healthier through challenging but not over rigorous exercise).
3. Persist toward my goal by taking one day at a time. Start slow and build gradually.
4. Practice self-efficacy by believing that I am fully capable of achieving a set goal and following through with it.
5. Depend on a support network to understand and encourage me to obtain my goals.

These five things are, to me, the best ways that I feel that I would successfully implement and make a change in my personal life.

The question is how would you respond to these two statements separately?