Episode Title:Butterflies with Broadband: How Small Acts Defend Democracy
Episode Description:In this episode of The Chuck Kyle Show, I connect the dots between a barcode scanner, sunscreen, and resisting authoritarianism. Sounds strange? Stick with me. From my background as a strategist and coach, I break down why tiny, seemingly insignificant actions—like changing a product or sending a single email—can generate strategic effects in a democracy under pressure.
We explore chaos theory, the butterfly effect, and how decentralized action forms the backbone of resistance. This isn’t about symbolism. It’s about signal strength.
Read the full article:🔗 Butterflies with Broadband – Substack
If you believe small actions still matter, this one's for you.
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