You want to do something meaningful? But you have no idea what? And you doubt that you could make a living from it? Think again. Look out for the 7 essential habits that will make becoming a changemaker that is able to decently support him/herself inevitable - and that will make it harder for you if you miss any of them. This presentation was first held at the imp!act conference in Geneva, Oct 2011 - and to get the full picture of course you need to hear what I say during the presentation ;)

1. THE CHANGE-
MAKER‘S
CAREER-
MASTERPLAN
7 HABITS OF TRULY IMPACTFUL
CHANGEMAKERS

2. OUTLINE
Mythbusting
Random Input
Coaching

3. THE 3 MOST
PERVASIVE
MYTHS

7. YOUR FUTURE
IMPACT STORY

9. HOW CHANGE
WORKS

10. 1. EXPOSE
INJUSTICE

11. 2. SOCIAL AIKIDO

13. 3. DEVELOP
ALTERNATIVES

14. EXAMPLE:
MUHAMMAD
YUNUS

20. CHANGEMAKING IS
LIKE BREATHING

21. THE BIG PICTURE
& THE NEXT STEP
a „healthy contradiction“

22. THE BIG PICTURE
& THE NEXT STEP

24. THE 7 HABITS OF
TRULY
IMPACTFUL
CHANGEMAKERS

26. 1. COMMITTING
YOURSELF
(And Sticking to Your Topic)

27. 2. RE-CHECKING
WHAT THE WORLD
NEEDS
OVER AND OVER AGAIN
Another one of those „healthy contradictions“

28. 3. DEVELOPING
YOUR PSYCHOLOGY
A) BELIEFS
B) RESILIENCE & BALANCE
C) SERVICE
D) COACHING (YOURSELF & OTHERS)

29. BE LIKE
MÜNCH-
HAUSEN!
PULLING HIMSELF
(AND HIS HORSE!)
OUT OF THE
SWAMP

30. 4. BASING WHAT
YOU DO ON YOUR
STRENGTHS
(=PASSIONS)
AND DEVELOPING THEM INTO SKILLS

31. 5. DEVELOPING
YOUR
COMMUNICATION
SKILLS
A) CONFLICT RESOLUTION
B) INSPIRATION
C) „PERSUASION“ (DEALING WITH
RESISTANCE)

33. 6. DELIBERATE
PRACTICE
ON PROJECTS AND EVERYTHING

35. 7. DEVELOPING
YOUR SUPPORT
NETWORK
ADAPT YOUR ENVIRONMENT

36. BONUS & ENCORE:
8. COMMITTING
YOURSELF! (AND
EMBRACING THE ART OF FAILURE)

37. FAILURE IS FINE
BECAUSE:
YOU ARE NOT
YOUR PROJECTS!

39. SO WHAT TO DO
NOW?

40. WHAT ARE YOUR
NEXT STEPS?

41. GET COACHED!

43. WHAT ARE
YOUR
TAKEAWAYS?

44. FOR MORE, GO TO
WWW.GEORGTARNE.EU
OR WWW.BECOMEA
CHANGEMAKER.COM
This presentation is Licensed under the CC-BY-SA License, excluding
all the images that are copyrighted and must not be shared without
permission.

45. PIC CREDITS
Protest: http://www.3quarksdaily.com (no owner found)
The poor poet & Mozart: Wikipedia.org (creative commons)
Bamboo 1: tokamuwi / pixelio.de (free to share)
Expose Injustice:
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x205
1621
Social Aikido 1: http://www.themmazone.net/Martial-Arts-WP/2010/01/29/what-is-aikido/
Social Aikido 2: © William Fernando Martinez/AP (see
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/picturegalleries/picturesoftheday/8883437/Pictures-of-the-
day-11-November-2011.html?image=17 )
Develop Alternatives: David Shankbone via Wikipedia, CC License
All Yunus Pics from: http://muhammadyunus.com/
Bamboo 2: © http://www.blirk.net/zen-wallpaper/8/1280x960/
7 dwarves: http://www.flickr.com/photos/57190307@N07/5273779246/ - denise.giraud
Commitment: via http://02f6373.netsolhost.com/WordPress/?p=1533
Practice: aboutpixel.de Klavierstunde © Friedemann Hinsche
Hilfe: aboutpixel.de Hilfe © Rainer Sturm