Architecting Behavior

Why do good strategies fail?

Not because the plan is wrong - because the behavior doesn't change.

Architecting Behavior is for leaders dealing with resistance, misaligned teams, and the friction that blocks execution.

If you're a CHRO, transformation lead, or senior consultant, you'll get the same thinking I use with clients across the US, Europe and the Middle East - not polished theory, but what actually works.

You'll find:

  • What causes behavior to stall - and how to spot it early

  • Tools that get teams, leaders and culture pointing the same direction

  • Real cases showing what makes behavior stick

  • Stuff you can use tomorrow, not academic models

This isn't about motivation speeches or quick-win workshops. It's about fixing what's broken under the surface so your strategy doesn't die in execution.

New posts twice a month, based on what I'm seeing in the field.

Written by Robert Meza
Behavioral Systems Architect
Founder, Aim for Behavior
www.aimforbehavior.com


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Insights on fixing behavioral friction in organizations, from strategy failure to cultural misalignment. Written by Robert Meza, Founder of Aim for Behavior

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I’m Robert Meza, a behavioral systems architect. This Substack shares the patterns, diagnostics, and field-tested insights I use to help CHROs, change leaders, and transformation teams move from strategy to real-world execution.