The heliotropic theory that 100% aligns with my #ClimateInfluence #Leadership theory of "name and fame." This is a secret sauce for nudging change.
If an organization starts to do kind of one model of an EV, the idea is that a lot of us have the power to really love up that EV and make that company's team and decision makers start to think like, whoa, maybe we can make money in this different direction. That's a really simplified version, but I hope you kind of get what I'm saying. And that is we can start to nudge people
And in a way, I think about on this winter solstice day, at 45 degrees north latitude, I have african violets at home, and they need to be rotated pretty evenly in order to stay balanced. Plants, because the sun's coming in at a really low angle in the window. And if I don't keep rotating them, they just grow in a rut. They grow in a way where they eventually tip over, they go out of balance
And I think this just reminders to rotate and to keep moving forward and to go against the grain of these beliefs and patterns that you've had before that keep you in this darkness and this dead air of a closed house in the winter
And as a metaphorical tender of gardens, I know how important that is in my life. And I don't just schedule it for a couple of weeks in December. I schedule a little bit of that every single month of the year. It's so important to stay fresh on
Shawna Kearsley
@OnAcornBay · 4:55
And in the meantime, the bottom line is the EV vehicles, I see them myself. I look at these numbers every week, are not selling. How do we do that? I don't know. We just keep going. And I think this storytelling of it would be great. It's very seductive and it really brings value to these businesses that are taking the biggest hit on this ev stuff
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
And she's a wonderful example of someone to name and fame as a businesswoman, as a leader, as an influencer, in quotes, of how other business people could be acting. And you're spot on that. That sort of storytelling, and storytelling about people who are doing good things, who've got the political will, who have people that recognize that and are saying good things. That's what starts a groundswell. Don't hide that kind of under a bushel, I think