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	{{a\|tech\|}}{{dpn\|\|abstr. n}}Of a [[legaltech]] implementation, the putative distance a [[user]] must cover from her ''existing'' set of work habits — that she will have honed, refined and iterated over the excoriating 30-year, well, ''journey'' that represents her career — to forge the necessary set of ''new'' habits such that the implementation will work.		{{a\|tech\|{{image\|Unexpected Journey\|jpg\|“I hear Mount Doom is nice at this time of year.”}}{{dpn\|\|abstr. n}}Of a [[legaltech]] implementation, the putative distance a [[user]] must cover from her ''existing'' set of work habits — that she will have honed, refined and iterated over the excoriating 30-year, well, ''journey'' that represents her career — to forge the necessary set of ''new'' habits such that the implementation will work.

	It should be so transparently obvious it does not need saying, but the modern history of legal technology suggests it’s not, so let us say it: the key to a successful “change journey” is, therefore, ''to be as short as possible''. Ideally, the user will not know she has been on a journey at all: her existing habits will remain intact; the new tech will seamlessly and invisibly flow around her like a gel suit filled with those little nibbly fishes that exfoliate and nourish the epidermis of those who frequent health spas.		It should be so transparently obvious it does not need saying, but the modern history of legal technology suggests it’s not, so let us say it: the key to a successful “change journey” is, therefore, ''to be as short as possible''. Ideally, the user will not know she has been on a journey at all: her existing habits will remain intact; the new tech will seamlessly and invisibly flow around her like a gel suit filled with those little nibbly fishes that exfoliate and nourish the epidermis of those who frequent health spas.