David vs. Goliath outlines strategies for making the most of limited resources when taking on larger opponents. It recommends leveraging networks by tapping others' resources, using media to spread messages cheaply, and focusing strengths like creativity and persistence. It also suggests learning from experienced allies and exposing opponents' weaknesses like dishonesty or prioritizing profits over people. The document emphasizes that determined grassroots efforts can achieve victories against greater odds.

1. David vs. Goliath Making the Most of Limited Resources

2. The Most Important Point Resources do not only mean money…

3. Resources include... Time Numbers Energy Creativity Persistence Being right

4. Getting a Lot Done with Little Money Use our network—take advantage of resources of others Work with the media—reach the masses for little or no money Write letters, make phone calls

5. Remember our Strengths Focus on the positive Be creative—when something fails, try something else (or try again later)

6. Learn from Others: Find Experienced People & Tap Their Brains

7. Find the Weakness of the Industry They lie They’re dishonest They care about profit, not people They sell a deadly addictive product They don’t tell the truth

8. Remember… Right Can be Might!!!! (Or, How two people and a lot of allies won a lot of fights against the tobacco industry in Bangladesh)

9. Always Remember *** Winning Feels Good!