Instigator!: Creating Change without Being the Loudest Voice in the Room

by Lysne K Tait

Overview

In a world where leadership often means power plays and manipulation, Instigator! Creating Change without being the Loudest Voice in the Room offers a refreshing perspective on instigating positive change. Written by Lysne Tait, a distinguished changemaker recognized by Oprah herself, this book is a collection of inspiring stories from everyday people like you, driven to make a difference without resorting to fear tactics or control.

Through personal anecdotes and practical advice, Instigator! empowers readers to embrace their inner spark of leadership and drive change in their communities. By showcasing the power of encouragement, inspiration, and innovation, this book challenges dated notions of leadership and demonstrates how small actions can lead to significant impact.

Join the movement of instigators reshaping the world one positive step at a time. Discover how you can make a difference without being the loudest voice in the room and learn the essential traits of successful instigators: networking, collaboration, and authenticity. Instigator! is not just a book-it's a guide for anyone looking to instigate change and leave a lasting mark on the world.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798889261391
Publisher:	Manuscripts LLC
Publication date:	06/28/2024
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	118
File size:	1 MB

About the Author

Lysne Tait is a prominent figure in the crusade against period poverty, known for her role as the co-founder and executive director of Helping Women Period. Since its inception in 2015, Helping Women Period has distributed over 4 million menstrual products to those in need across Michigan, actively striving to eradicate period poverty through collaborations, advocacy, donations, and educational programs.Lysne's impactful work with Helping Women Period has led to widespread recognition, with features in esteemed publications like Oprah's O Magazine, TeenVogue, Today.com, and Forbes. In addition to her advocacy efforts, Lysne brings a wealth of knowledge and experience, having earned a bachelor's degree in Secondary Education and Communication from Eastern Michigan University and teaching for six years.Beyond her remarkable contributions to the fight against period poverty, Lysne is a dynamic speaker who has delivered a TEDx talk on period poverty. Her dedication as an instigator to empowering individuals and addressing societal challenges continues to inspire meaningful change and foster critical conversations on important issues.