Being A World Changer

As you know, I am currently reading six books conceived and curated by Blake Crouch called Forward. I’ve already blogged about his first two questions that drove the series in The Unforeseen Twists & Turns and Rolling The Dice of Uncertainty. Now while reading a fourth awesome book in the series by Veronica Roth, Ark, I am contemplating the third and most difficult driving question, “How does it feel to change the world” (Crouch, 2019)? When I first started thinking about this question my mind went to individuals who had made big changes in the world that we could easily point to. You know…the ones monuments have been built to honor. It’s important to remember, however, that changing the world doesn’t always mean making grand or global changes. Even small actions can have a ripple effect and create positive change. Those ripples can and will eventually turn into change that might one day have a global impact.
When we find purpose in what we do it allows us to pursue significance over success in our chosen fields going beyond personal benefit in preparation for our world-changing. We may know if we are changing the world by reflecting on the impact our actions have on others, the solutions or innovations brought to problems, and positive influence we have on those around us.
Too many people believe that they have no power and can’t make a difference in this world. Not true! We can all make a difference in our own way. By refusing the status quo, thinking and dreaming big we can help create the environment for changing the world. We must all lead from where we are. All of us have unique talents, skills, and expertise that we need to share. Our willingness to share plays a crucial role in changing the world for the better by spreading ideas, fostering collaboration, and building a supportive community. It allows us to collectively tackle challenges, inspire others, and create a ripple effect of positive change.
Sharing can put us in a better position to change the world for the better in several ways. Firstly, when we share our ideas, knowledge, and resources with others, it can inspire and empower them to take action and make positive changes themselves. By sharing our insights and experiences, we can help others learn from our successes and failures, and encourage them to pursue their own ideas and initiatives.
Secondly, sharing allows for collaboration and collective problem-solving. When we work together and share our different perspectives and expertise, we can come up with more innovative and effective solutions to complex problems. By pooling our resources and working towards a common goal, we can achieve greater impact and change.
Furthermore, sharing fosters a sense of community and interconnectedness. When we share our time, kindness, and support with others, we create stronger bonds and build a network of like-minded individuals who are motivated to create positive change. This sense of community can provide the necessary support and encouragement to sustain our efforts and amplify our impact.
So, how does it feel to change the world? It feels like using our purpose to lead from where we are by using our purpose to make ripples by challenging the status quo, thinking and dreaming big, and sharing ourself with the world.
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