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Tuesday, October 6th, 2026, 6:59 am

Communicating Effectively

“If you can’t identify what makes your story unique and interesting, chances are nobody else will either.” gatech.edu

I never blocked roads. I never participated in those sorts of actions. I did urge for boycotts, but I did not risk an arrest for it. My “weapon” is the pen. That is both legal and safe (for the most part).

The way I campaign (a sense of purpose for campaigners) is simple: I explain what I see. Sometimes I call for actions.

However, effective communication is key. I try to improve this. In my 40s, I still have a long way to go and to improve. I hope to still do it (even better) in my 70s.

The world needs more “pen warriors”. Even the writings alone can compel companies to change their behaviour.

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