How to start a revolution

The key is to identify the problems that truly matter.

“If you’re not solving a real problem, you can’t start a revolution.”

By Tony Fadell in his book “Build: An Unorthodox Guide to Making Things Worth Making”

Every revolution in history has been fueled by the desire to solve a real problem.

Whether it was the technological advancements of the industrial revolution or the social movements that fought for equality and justice, each revolution began with recognizing a pressing problem that needed attention.

Solving a real problem acts as the catalyst for a revolution. It sparks a sense of urgency and motivates individuals and organizations to think differently, challenge the status quo, and discover innovative solutions.

When we focus on solving meaningful challenges, we have the potential to create revolutionary solutions that have a lasting impact on society, industries, and individuals.

However, it's important to note that not all problems are the same. The key is to identify the problems that truly matter - the ones that affect a large number of people, hinder progress, or create inefficiencies.

By doing so, we can ignite a revolution of innovation and progress and create a better future for everyone.

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