Implementation Month: Low-Hanging Fruit

This January Rural Resurrection is celebrating the fourth annual National Implementation Month! So let the festivities begin! But where do you start? One way of getting started is to find the low-hanging fruit.

Well here it is, the first-ever video on rural resurrection.com. As I say, I have a face for radio and a voice for blogging. But we’ll see how this goes. These first several videos are going to be rough, but I hope to get better at them soon. If you like to hear about the subjects I ramble on about, hit that like button and subscribe.

One way of getting started is to find the low-hanging fruit. Most people know about the concept of low-hanging fruit, picking out those items that are easiest to get done and doing them. Grabbing that low-hanging fruit and completing those tasks help with a sense of accomplishment. They also help to show others that these plans aren’t just dust collectors. You can build interest in getting other things done.

To check out the plans that are discussed in this video check out the links below:

• Pulaski, Virginia, Comprehensive Plan
• Union, Missouri, Comprehensive Plan
• Bozeman, Montana, Parks, Recreation, Open Space and Trails (PROST) Plan