Is it possible to improve the crowd from within?
If you were to do it, how long would it take you to do it, and at which point would you realise that it couldn’t be done?
Wouldn’t it be far easier to start your own crowd?
That way, the energy is spent developing and growing the crowd rather than trying to convince it that it needs improving, and what needs to be done.
Cameron Blewett is an independent writer and publisher. He helps professionals and organisations turn complex ideas into clear, authoritative writing through Dark Quill Agency. His work spans projects including GreyBeardedVegan.blog, ItsAllAbout.coffee and VeganStoic.com.
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