Why do some movements succeed, while others fail? | Greg Satell | TEDxMorristown

[@amateur_adventurist]

very good points, we should learn how to make and manage a movement to the end successfully and boy we need desperately to start movements in all direction in our solid american society which opposes any movement for many years

[@mcedisingwenyama2310]

As a young man who aspires to create something out of nothing this ted talk is just a perfect motivation tool

[@SamuelFrancessco]

Great value

[@tylercerny]

BOOOOM! Great work!

[@dinaweiss1239]

10 of thousands of people flood the streets. I hear the church bells ringing and as our fallen foes retreat I hear the drinking song their singing. the world turns upside down

[@robin2012ism]

Good talk, Greg.

[@rahulchaudhary6740]

Shaheen bagh is our last hope. Couple of people protecting there affects the future of 1/6th of the population of earth. Either it will crumble down or will be the greatest protest in recent history

[@caleebfooster]

it seemed like his talk ended right after he revealed the secret formula of planning organization & discipline, did I miss it?

[@mcedisingwenyama2310]

very interesting ted, chilled calm and collected

[@civilianaotearoacitizen6644]

This aged well

[@cherylvanepps66]

EXCEPT that those who are in the majority, who are comfortable with their lives will never submit to showing up to protest when they're at risk of being shot dead.

[@Madronaxyz]

What about all the white people that risk their lives in the civil Rights movement¿¿

[@jorgegomez3224]

It's really easy for a revolution to fail but what makes latin american revolutions so remarkable is that they do it every single time

[@switchlife19]

Do you care to elaborate? Not here to argue, just fascinated to find your comment, as this is part of my reason for being here. ✌🏽

[@DGRLA]

😴 😴😴

[@SwiftzRushV1]

watch 1.25x. great vid though

[@DGRLA]

Yeah u right 😂