Amyism #61
Advocacy vs. Persuasion:
“Advocacy is not persuasion. One is the activity, the other is the result. Just like spending a lot of time in your doctor's office doesn't make you a neurosurgeon, advocating doesn't make you persuasive.”
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Amyism #64
Competitive Advantage:
“You will not win more issues, gain more grassroots participation, or raise more PAC money by doing things 'reasonably well most of the time.' You can't dabble in excellence.”
