We have adopted a beautiful idea from physics as a metaphor that sums up our approach: The Least Action Principle. This principle states that an object moving freely in a force field will move in the most optimum path - a path that consumes the least amount of energy. Water running downhill seeks the steepest descent, the quickest way down, and light finds the quickest trajectory through an optical system (Fermat's principle of Least Time). At Paradigm Research International, we aspire to find the "least action strategic path" for our clients as they respond to a paradigm shift. Feynman's formulation of quantum mechanics is based on a least-action principle, using path integrals. Maxwell's equations can be derived as conditions of least action. Newton's mechanics is contained in Hamilton's principle of least action, and also Gauss's principle of least constraint.