Yes and No!
It's not about what we do but how we do.
I have seen people trying to change the system, the government, the country, the world, everything except themselves.
Charity begins at home. It is pragmatic to take baby steps. The journey of thousand miles begins with a single step.
First, change yourself. Improve your health, your thoughts, your actions and then slowly inspire people who are in and around you to get infected with your goodness.
Make your goodness infectious. Always dream big but take baby steps.
Helping hands are always better than praying lips. So, bring a delta improvement in yourself everyday. Before changing the world, work on improving your yourself & your home then your neighbourhood then your locality then your city, then district, then state, then country, then continent and then the world.
I am only telling that way because, changing the world is too big a Project to manage. So, being a practitioner of Project Management, I have only break down your complex goal into simpler goals ( which are still very complex ;))
This is how we build an Airport. We list down what all things are required to make it and then focus on manageable activities like getting the airport aircondioned, getting all the doors, blockwork, installing CCTVs, Fire Alarms, etc are manageable ( still very vast)
How they build Taj Mahal? Brick by Brick! There is no other secret to change the world.
Have you heard this joke, " How can we eat an elephant?" The answer is one piece at a time. The elephant is a metaphor for the world and read eat as " change".
So, all the best! I also want to change the world, I am at level one, i.e. improving myself since years, :) ( I keep failing everyday, smile, get hurt, sometimes hurt others, apologize, try to improve, learn, get mocked and appreciated for being a bit weird, a bit eccentric and a bit different. It's fun.)
It's time consuming, exhausting but worthwhile experience.
Don't try to became the saviour for the world but keep inspiring and doing good for random people for no reason. All the best!
It's not about what we do but how we do.
I have seen people trying to change the system, the government, the country, the world, everything except themselves.
Charity begins at home. It is pragmatic to take baby steps. The journey of thousand miles begins with a single step.
First, change yourself. Improve your health, your thoughts, your actions and then slowly inspire people who are in and around you to get infected with your goodness.
Make your goodness infectious. Always dream big but take baby steps.
Helping hands are always better than praying lips. So, bring a delta improvement in yourself everyday. Before changing the world, work on improving your yourself & your home then your neighbourhood then your locality then your city, then district, then state, then country, then continent and then the world.
I am only telling that way because, changing the world is too big a Project to manage. So, being a practitioner of Project Management, I have only break down your complex goal into simpler goals ( which are still very complex ;))
This is how we build an Airport. We list down what all things are required to make it and then focus on manageable activities like getting the airport aircondioned, getting all the doors, blockwork, installing CCTVs, Fire Alarms, etc are manageable ( still very vast)
How they build Taj Mahal? Brick by Brick! There is no other secret to change the world.
Have you heard this joke, " How can we eat an elephant?" The answer is one piece at a time. The elephant is a metaphor for the world and read eat as " change".
So, all the best! I also want to change the world, I am at level one, i.e. improving myself since years, :) ( I keep failing everyday, smile, get hurt, sometimes hurt others, apologize, try to improve, learn, get mocked and appreciated for being a bit weird, a bit eccentric and a bit different. It's fun.)
It's time consuming, exhausting but worthwhile experience.
Don't try to became the saviour for the world but keep inspiring and doing good for random people for no reason. All the best!
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