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In this episode, Jonathan begins to translate momentum into explicit requests. The question is no longer only what he must do, but what he can ask of others in the form of “what by when.” As he identifies the first groups who could help carry the vision forward, Marianne clarifies why specificity, timing, and conditions for satisfaction are essential to keeping meaningful change from scattering, stalling, or losing force.
01:00 Returning to what matters most
04:35 “It is not linear”
13:16 Seeing the finish line
15:39 “I am already changed by this”
17:36 Unify Card 51: what explicit request can you make?
19:41 A sounding board for the vision
22:21 Giving the vision different forms
31:28 Why requests need a “by when”
33:32 Finding the right spaces and audiences
35:44 The funding question
41:29 Turning groups into explicit requests
45:25 Setting conditions for satisfaction
55:06 Creating a practical funding landscape
59:08 Making requests “of them”
1:01:38 Speed, momentum, and acting now
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