Monday, April 15, 2013

This Is How To Make A Difference In The World

By Camille Nicholson


How to make a difference in the world seems like a big word or rather a big phrase on its own. You have to admit that this is a community where everybody wants something in return. Only a handful people are willing to provide something and not expecting anything in return.

You may want to talk it out with someone you are comfortable talking to. He could be your best friend or a close a family member. Allow him to tell you that not so good things about you in the light of changing them for the better. You cannot expect to change things about you on the spot.

Change is something that comes in your own accord and with conscious effort to better one's self. Just brace yourself though for the negative things that you will hear about you. Just remember that this is their perception about you. These negative things could be true or not.

Choose the traits that you want to change. Start with the easy ones. Say for example, you are a habitual procrastinator. This is a difficult habit to change but doing things little by little, you will be able to accomplish this daunting task.

Do not worry if this is going to be your first time because you are not alone. There are also people like you who want to be able to contribute in their own little way. These so called organizations will be happy to hear from you, so do not be nervous. They are accommodating and can show you the ropes on how to do things properly.

All that is needed to start the change within yourself and then it will slowly spread to your home and outside your home and then to your community and then on to the rest of humanity. Again you can always start start with the little things at home like briefing the members of the family the importance of the turning off home appliances when not in use.

There are google maps, online directories and other internet tools that can assist you in the search. Teach also the members of your family about the importance of recycling salvageable materials. Teach your kids if you have children how to separate waste that can still be recycled and those that are completely useless.

If you can help it, try to implement strategies that would allow you less use of your electrical devices. You can try to limit watching tv. You can watch only during hours where news are being broadcast. News is important and you need to watch or hear that. You need the information coming from the news.

You can also participate in other conservation drives. You can check with your local government for this. Organizations and charities sometimes get in touch with the local government to gather more participants and to source out funding. Either you can donate some money to the organization to fund their campaign or you can volunteer yourself to help out in the drive. Recycling is also another alternatives that you can do on how to make a difference in the world.




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