When You Face Obstinate Opposition, Don’t Create A Conflict, Create A Dilemma

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In the summer of 1982, Poland was under strict martial law. The leaders of the revolutionary Solidarity movement were either in jail or in hiding. As the regime tightened its grip, any kind of protest risked arrest. People were demoralized, forced to sit in their homes with nothing to do but watch propaganda-laden “news” and old movies.

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Bestselling Author, Keynote Speaker, @HBR Contributor, - Learn more at www.GregSatell.com — note: I use Amazon Affiliate links for books.

Greg Satell

Bestselling Author, Keynote Speaker, @HBR Contributor, - Learn more at www.GregSatell.com — note: I use Amazon Affiliate links for books.