make a difference — 4 weeks ago
I want to leave the world better then I came into it. I am not sure how but I want to be able to recognize my opportunity to make a difference when it presents its self.
I want to leave the world better then I came into it. I am not sure how but I want to be able to recognize my opportunity to make a difference when it presents its self.
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im happy to say that im doing may best to do this me and some friends are doing all we can but as we live in a small town we can not do as much as we would like so for people reading this plese help we cant do this alone
Is the smallest thing less important? I’ve been told no.
Well, I started this a long time ago and I’m still going strong, but I don’t think I have the right to say I’ve attained this completely and I doubt I will. I will move forth with a motion to fight!
flash101 is relaxing under the sun in a pristine beach
To make the world a better place, all you need to do is leave a positive effect on others and environment. Small changes leads to big ones. That is why it is so important to act at the local level, to improve it at a global level. Helping a friend in need, being friendly to others, giving to charity, planting a garden, all could lead to make the world a better place.
PeopleRipple is using the Internet to reach out to world changers
We’ve all been there. We’ve wanted to do something, ANYTHING, to make the world a better place. We’ve all wanted to make changes in our lives. But where to even begin?
There are many areas in which we can improve as an individual, as a nation, and as a planet. It’s easy to become overwhelmed and then paralyzed when faced with the enormity of the challenge to make a meaningful difference.
So, we end up putting those things on the back burner. We say we care. We say we’re going to change… Someday.
But talk is cheap. And Someday is never guaranteed…
What are you doing NOW to become a better person? What are you doing NOW to make the world a better place?
If you’re not learning, growing, and improving then you’re not really living. If you’re not contributing to the solution, then what are you doing?
It’s time to spark your own Personal Revolution, to finally put into action your intentions and dreams for a better self and a better world.
Together, we will change the world. It won’t happen over night. But it will happen. One person at a time. One small action at a time.
No, we’re not trying to solve all the world’s problems. Although, as you will find, you will make a measurable contribution to collective efforts aimed at making a tangible difference.
And we’re not talking drastic changes either. We’re not talking about living in a giant sequoia harnessing the wind to power your laptop. We’re not talking about making you more spiritual or more in-touch with your emotions. We’re talking about small actions anyone can do, minor adjustments and simple additions that become part of your normal routine.
Think about it. Why do you the things you now do? Because that’s part of who you are. You do things out of habit. That’s what makes the PeopleRipple approach so accessible and practical. We challenge you to make lasting changes by helping you to audition and to adopt new, constructive habits and by providing opportunities for you to expand your awareness through what you learn from your PeopleRipple experience.
It’s a simple idea: If you pick up enough positive, little habits, then you’re going to become a better person, living a better life. And when you’re focused on becoming a better person, you spark ripples of change around you. You naturally affect others as people you encounter in your daily life become inspired by your actions. We have to embrace the truth that our decisions and actions affect the decisions and actions of others who affect the decisions and actions of others… on and on. It’s all connected just as we’re all connected.
With PeopleRipple, you ARE the catalyst and epicenter for ripples of change that will enrich many people’s lives. And you just might be surprised at how much of an impact many people all doing small, purposeful actions can have on the world.
Imagine what the world would be like if people were more focused on their own actions and how those actions affect others?
Imagine what the future will be like when we collectively start moving, step by small step, in purposeful synergy towards the world we’ve dreamed about?
Come as you are. Progressively and actively be the change you want to see. From small personal achievements, you will build momentum and become an unstoppable force of change.
The PeopleRipple Movement is taking root around the country. And it’s happening NOW. It’s spreading person to person, family to family, community to community, city to city…
Your Personal Revolution is at hand… Ripple On!
1. Curb on automobile manufacture.
2. Global incentive for sterilizaton in contries with positive population growth.
3.Energy incentive for mass transporatation and energy conservation.
4. Curb on illumination for commercial propaganda.
5. Incentive for industries producing food, environmentally benign clothes and house. Disincentive or compensation from industry related to luxury, fashion, vices.
6. Encourage samll business, communities, local jobs, deglobalization.
More afterwards.
I want to make the workd a better place one person at a time, one kind act at a time, one good deed that goes unspoken. I think for me, I grew up in a messed up situation and I believe that have done really well for myself and now its time to help others. They say real good deeds are committed when no one knows about them and I believe that. So I am going to start doing this. Everyday I will do one or more kind acts and not tell anyone.
Worth doing!
Often people are just out for their own gain. Now, I am after making my own life better. I want success, wealth and happiness just like everyone else, but I also would like to make an impression on one person or multiple if possible. I want people to walk away from me thinking, “Man am I glad I crossed paths with that man!” Of course saying you want to make the world a better place is so cliche. World Peace, Global Warming, Deforestation, Pollution, Hunger – these are all valid things to stand for but what is the approach you plan on taking to accomplish said goals. I am still working on mine so don’t ask me for an answer. But starting small can help build yourself toward facing the ultimate challenge and standing proud next to your goal. Hold open doors, clean up after yourself, don’t waste when conservation is right in front of you. It’s the little things that wind up gathering themselves together to become A BIG THING. Work on loving oneself, not necessarily in a metaphysical way, but in a more laymen’s terms way. And if you can’t love yourself, no harm no foul, just don’t take it out on others. Sounds like a great first step toward making the world a better place to me.