SELF-ORGANIZATION: CLAIMING LEADERSHIP
Leadership Lessons from Social Movements
It seems these days that our world is filled with movements. So many people call their work a movement if it engages a large group on the Internet; commentators casually apply the term to a group of people getting together in common cause for only an afternoon.
But you can’t call your work a movement just because you have a lot of followers, or thousands of people have listened to your TED talk. A movement is not defined in numbers, although that’s our beloved measure of popularity and success.
A movement is defined by the people willing to stay dedicated to their cause for a long time, those who take risks, work hard, expect defeat, and still keep going.
A true ...
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