Alan Turing
The multitude of needs for human dignity defenders to be successful can be simplified into three simple but powerful characteristics. It is at the intersection of these three elements where your magic will happen:
You have the right resources
Having the capacity to successfully defend human dignity implies a mix of various factors. It is all about having holistically thought through your final goal, the strategy and knowledge of what needs to be done to accomplish the goal, and the resources you need to support you in your endeavors.
You have the right people and engage in the right work in the right moment
Your capability is all about your own ability to accomplish your vision and fulfill your mission, as well as the right people and the right network you work with. It is about who undertakes your activities, your timing, the results you achieve as well as the quality of your allies, your staff and those who support you in doing what is needed.
You have the right tenacity
Your confidence is defined by your tenacity to undertake what you plan to do. Growing your confidence goes along with building high-quality back-up and support networks, and having the knowledge of where to turn to when in need of help.