66. Why Social Change Is (and Should Be) Slow
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Change rarely happens all at once — and in this reflective episode, Tiyana explores why social transformation is, and must be, a slow process. Drawing on the metaphor of a forest ecosystem, she examines how enduring change depends on deep-rooted, structural shifts as well as quick, visible wins that sustain our energy and hope. Tiyana discusses why it can feel like progress is stalling, how to stay grounded when setbacks appear, and what we can learn from nature about growth, decay, and renewal. With insight drawn from systems thinking and changemaker practice, this episode offers a grounding reminder that meaningful transformation unfolds at many speeds — and that patience, resilience, and care are all part of the work.
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