So it goes for organizations striving to make a big change, too.

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The fact that you have a lot of cable companies here make a big change with what happened in Europe in several countries.

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But what I think is that, you know, if you're going to, you know, pass a policy saying that gay boys can join the Boy Scouts, then why not, you know, actually go forward and, you know, why do you have to, you know, half throttle something when you can actually make a big change and send a message to the rest of America?

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But in recent years a new trend has emerged: Young people can have an impact and make a change without taking on as big a financial sacrifice.

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To make a serious change to a complex system, you usually have to be big.

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Even a small change in the economic assumptions underpinning the surplus projections can make a big difference.

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Integrated retailers make big buys of a relatively small number of items and, in the Millennial category, they often change out the merchandise every month or two as preferences change.

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We read books about self-realization, we visit seminars, we think about how to develop our full potential and while everything we hear might make sense to us, real change can only happen through direct experience and the most immediate experience is a big, long dip into the magic world of our feelings and emotions.

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