Chapters 5 & 6
One thing I learned: The word "dagu" means information, and it implies pure data. (page 133) I had never heard this word before and it's interesting to learn about language from a different culture. I think because this word can be used in many different ways, it makes the language it comes from unique and useful.
Something I connected: On page 168, it talks about having to face reality and that this is the only way that social innovators can keep their feet on the ground. I thought this was really interesting because it's basically like a call to action. It says that conviction is required to sustain innovation through various struggles and great changes will come from small actions.
Question: What small steps can we make as innovators to creating a better and more positive environment?