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Steven Garrett
Everyday revolutionaries are ordinary folks who want to improve the world around them. This pod cast will provide information to instruct, encourage and empower the Everyday Revolutionary in you!
Everything you want is just outside your comfort zone-Robert Allen We talk a lot about comfort these days. We have luxury cars and comfortable shoe. We even have a restaurant type called “comfort food.” There’s a lot to be said for comfort. It’s something that we strive for – a comfortable wage, a comfortable … Continue reading Outside the Comfort Zone →
You’re Grandmother always told you to set a good example and to practice what you preached. She would never steer you wrong and her advice should be heeded by the Everyday Revolutionary! Listen in while we apply some of Grandma’s principles…
Everyday Revolutionaries comes from all kinds of temperamental backgrounds, in fact, the more varied our approaches the stronger the effort. People who are generally more comfortable with interaction in groups and who are naturally outgoing seem to fit the mold of what we believe a “mover and shaker” is. Nothing is further from the truth! … Continue reading Everyday Revolutionary Tips For Introverts →
Your message is the central theme of your effort, go getting it to your intended audience is important. Look for tried and true methods or new innovations, but be sure those methods are connected to willing ears! Listen now!
The Everyday Revolutionary knows that making change is a 5K (or more!) rather than a sprint. Be prepared to go the distance to see your effort through to the end! Listen now!
There’s no age limit for Everyday Revolutionaries. Meet a young lady, a kindergartner, that’s making an impact on the world around her. She used many of the basic steps to accomplish her goals. Just think what great things await her the older she gets!
So, here’s the rest of the story about “Big Lil,” Lillian Billioca and the Headscarf Revolutionaries that brought about sweeping changes to the English fishing industry in regard to the safety of the men out on the ships. The Everyday Revolutionary should be grateful to those that have lead the way and paid the price.
Taking a stand is not something you do for a day. It’s done for as long as necessary until the job is done. The everyday Revolutionary is in it for the long haul. Check out the podcast for more.
The morning of April 2, 2018 thousands of Oklahoma Teachers and concerned citizens followed the example of teachers in West Virginia and converged on the State Capital calling for what they deem is long overdue adequate funding for their school, classrooms and students. But there are some in far-flung parts of the state that are … Continue reading Lessons from the Oklahoma Teacher Walkout →
Get your ducks in a line was common barnyard advice when I was growing up. It’s also good advice in any endeavor you are trying to accomplish! See how the Everyday Revolutionary can use this bucolic encouragement to their advantage. Listen to the podcast.