To those who take the bus or refuse plastic toothbrushes: Don’t listen to the cynics. Research shows the little things matter.
5 Ways Small Actions Have Huge Power
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This article is syndicated from YES! magazine. YES! Magazine reframes the biggest problems of our time in terms of their solutions. Online and in print, we outline a path forward with in-depth analysis, tools for citizen engagement, and stories about real people working for a better world. Sarah Lazarovic created this comic for The Mental Health Issue, the Fall 2018 issue of YES! Magazine. Sarah is an artist and creative director.
5 Ways Small Actions Have Huge Power, by Sarah Lazarovic
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Thank you for the reminder and encouragement that small every day actions add up! <3
Thanks, Sarah. Enjoyed the message of your comic, but just a note: maybe
some of the people you make fun of on the less desirable edge of your Bell curve:
"the laggards, hermits, and people who are not on (insert large body of
power here) Facebook" are actually doing the small acts of personal
agency that you are encouraging.
Well stated and made fun with the graphics.