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Momentum begets momentum,
Momentum begets momentum,
and the best way to start is to start.
and the best way to start is to start.
GIL PENCHINA
While it's important to keep the big picture firmly in view, taking a series of small steps toward those goals - aka "quick wins" - helps to generate excitement and momentum. Consider how you might address some of the "low hanging fruit" among your community's priorities as a way of showing that you mean business!
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5._ABLe_Change_Quick_Wins_Guide_4.13.20 (1).pdfKey Resource on Quick Wins
Key Resource on Quick Wins
The Quick Wins Guide to the left, produced by Michigan State University, provides guidance in identifying quick wins in four areas of your work: Defining, Designing, Doing, and Learning.
Additional Resources for Selecting Quick Wins
Additional Resources for Selecting Quick Wins
Quick Wins_ Why and How.pdfQuick Wins: Why and How. This resource provides a basic framework for identifying a Quick Win project that will start to build trust with residents and partners which will, over time, lead to meaningful long-term change.
Organizing Engagement Principle: Action. This resource provides terrific guidance on quick wins with an emphasis on moving at the speed of equity.
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