Change doesn’t have to be slow | Rob Hopkins @conwayhall
Change doesn’t have to be slow | Rob Hopkins  @conwayhall
Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
What if the future excited us instead of overwhelming us? Rob Hopkins invited us to explore exactly this idea in a talk celebrating the launch of his new book "How to Fall in Love with the Future", in partnership with Chelsea Green Publishing.

Drawing on conversations from his podcast and real moments of historical change, Rob showed how hopeful imagination can drive meaningful action. From bold climate visions to rethinking what progress looks like, he made the case for being ambitious and building the future that we could fall in love with.

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