My Thoughts on making the World a Better place

Hi there, hivers. How are all of you doing this week? I hope everything is going well for you.

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I am grateful to hive Ghana for always giving amazing topics and this week is not an exception. It's fun to write on each of the topics.
For this week which is part of this week’s topic, I'll be giving my thoughts on possible changes to making the world a better place.

We can say making the world a better place is the act of doing things that enhance the lives of others and create a more kind, fair and a healthy world.

The world we live in is not always a bed of roses. It includes times when we are happy, successful, and fulfilled, but it also brings difficulties, pain, and obstacles. It is essential to recognize and accept both sides in order to develop strength and successfully manage the complex web of life.

From our homes to the wider world of communities, nations, and the global stage, our lives are connected to the events and dynamics that mold our environment. Collective challenges like climate change, inequality, and social injustice emphasize the necessity for united efforts to tackle these issues globally.

Picturing a situation where one has the ability to reshape the world is both empowering and reflective. With such authority comes a sense of responsibility—to initiate positive changes that go beyond personal gain and contribute to the greater good.

We don’t have to wait until we are billionaires or wealthy before we can change the world. There are little things we could do around us to make the world a better place, like practicing proper waste disposal, turning off lights and appliances when not in use to conserve energy, patronizing people who produce quality locally produced goods, and also by supporting small businesses.

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If i was given a chance or was in authority to make changes, I would have done a lot of things, especially in my country.
Some of them are;
-I would make sure quality education is accessible to all including children in the rural areas . It is belief that kids in the rural areas don’t have access to quality education like those in the urban because according to them quality education is not affordable.

If given the power, such mindset would be debunked. Kids in the rural areas would enjoy the same benefits kids in the urban areas do.

• I will also give access for free global healthcare for those who can’t afford it. They say Health is wealth.

-I'll will be kind to others and treat everyone equally and avoid discriminating those that are different from my religion and belief.

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To achieve this requires collective action and collaboration . To make these changes happen, people, communities, governments, and international organizations must work together.

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