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Aug 17, 2018 7 min

015 How many people does it take to start a movement?

from Green Team Academy Hosted by Joan Gregerson

Don’t get discouraged before you even get started. You don’t need a huge group assembled to start. In fact, every movement starts with just two people. Can you find just one other person to work with? Time-stamped notes: [1:00] Think back to any big project. How many people were really on board in the beginning? [1:40] Once one joins, that’s a turning point. From there, you build momentum. [2:15] Examples: family reunion [2:40] Most people are going to say no initially. Don’t let that stop you. [2:50] Example: company green team [4:00] Youtube video: First Follower: Leadership Lessons from the Dancing Guy (with Derek Silver) Tweetable When you have an idea, most people are going to say no at first. Don’t let that stop you. Just see if you can find one other person to work with. - Joan Gregerson, Green Team Academy Podcast, Episode 15 Resources: Green Team Academy Podcast: Episode 4: Tale of Two Cities First Follower: Leadership Lessons from the Dancing Guy (with Derek Silver) Thank you for listening! We’d love to hear your thoughts on this over in the Podcast Discussion Group. Get access through the Green Team Essentials at www.GreenTeamAcademy.com If you like what you're hearing, please subscribe, rate and review! The time for action is now because there is no Planet B!

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