I Will Teach You to Change the World
Clear thinking. Real strategies. No illusions.
Or read the manifesto →
The world is full of people who care deeply—and feel powerless.
They march. They post. They vote. They donate.
And yet:
- Inequality deepens
- Democracy weakens
- Climate collapse accelerates
- Burnout spreads
It’s because good intentions are not a strategy.
What I teach
Clear thinking for people who want real change
No motivational fog. No magical believing. Just a usable model of power, systems, and strategy.
- How power actually works
- Why most efforts fail at scale
- How systems change—and resist change
- How to act effectively without losing yourself
I don’t offer motivation. I offer understanding and strategy.
Is this for you?
Two quick filters. No hard feelings.
This is for you if
- You care deeply about justice, democracy, or the future
- You’re tired of shallow solutions
- You want to understand why things fail
- You’re willing to think long-term
This is not for you if
- You want slogans, not strategy
- You think passion is enough
- You want quick wins or viral hacks
- You’re unwilling to question your assumptions
Featured course
Why Most Activism Fails
And what actually works instead
A clear-eyed introduction to power, systems, and strategy—for people who still want to make a difference.
This is the starting point →
The flagship course
I Will Teach You to Change the World
This is the core of the project.
A serious, structured education in how change actually happens—across movements, institutions, and history—and how to take part responsibly.
This is not a checklist. It’s not a hack. It’s not a fantasy.
It’s preparation for the long fight.
About the instructor
I’m a sociologist who studies power, movements, and systems.
I’ve spent years analyzing why well-intentioned efforts fail—and what actually works instead.
This project exists to make that knowledge usable.
The Frameworks Behind This Project
- Systems thinking
- Social movement theory
- Political economy
- Burnout and limits
- Strategic nonviolence
- Long-term institutional change
This is one coherent ecosystem—not disconnected content.
Think clearly in a world on fire.
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