Four things you control
You cannot control whether someone goes vegan, but you control what you say, how you say it, who you say it to, and how long you talk. Be process-driven, not outcome-focused.
Practice
Start a conversation
There is no menu on the street. By default you meet one unknown person and just talk, the way it really happens.
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Follow the steps, do not stop when you forget
New activists can follow the flowchart as a script while they learn. What you must not do: stop the conversation when you forget, or tell the bystander you forgot what to ask. If you lose your place, recover and ask the next principle. Steps can reorder when the room requires it, but never go blank or announce you are lost.
Say agree, not believe
Ask 'Do you agree?' not 'Do you believe?' Belief triggers religion and semantics tangents. Agreement keeps the conversation on stated values.
Weak: Do you believe humans should respect other animals?
Strong: Do you agree that humans should respect other animals?