What can a school graduate contribute to social transformation?
The best thing you can do is set aside at least 15 minutes a day in a quite comfortable place, visualize yourself in the moment, making the difference. Feel the emotion you would experience as if it was really happening. You will attract to you the people, events and objects required to make these things real. But you must do this everyday. Just 15 minutes a day, then let it go. Spend the rest of your day doing whatever it is you do to the best of your abilities, don't think about outcomes. Only focus on making today the best day, and all of your tomorrows will be great.
Join a local community social club to help younger people learn about good communication and team work/spirit; help in local charities by running say a marathon or some other charitable work to encourage others to grow up knowing the values of good sportsperson-ship, voluntary works and the importance of doing good for the community and in turn the improvement of the 'self' in harvesting thoughts that value a community spirit.
What I'm about to say may receive some flak from others:
Try to find a way to make as much money as possible to directly challenge your elders. Social transformation can only come from youth with power, not working under your smug elders.
Nothing. They could get a job that would be a contribution. Ultimately the best way for anyone to contribute to social transformation is to transform themselves and become what they want society to be.
You have a good ending to your statement, but the beginning of your statement shows you really didn't think out the question.
@OP "What can a school graduate contribute to social transformation"? Answer: The individual graduate should contribute to social transformation, it's knowledge and love of sharing.
By showing other people that someone does in fact care about them, because the best way forward is in shared knowledge, where everyone gets to utilize it and apply it in their own life.
Help people to understand that everything positive in life, comes from actions of self. Knowing, understanding and loving one self, get conveyed in the actions of the individual.
A school graduate can most definitely contribute to social transformation of a society.
Thanks CollB and carcro for this reply. It's nice everybody has to do his share in social transformation.
The pen is mightier than the sword. The right article read by the right people can transform the world and awaken millions of people to a cause that would otherwise lie dormant.
That's why I'm writing on this site. I hope to make a difference with the causes that I believe in.
a school graduate most definitely contributes to social transformation.
they have the new outlook on life with the knowledge and skills to make a positive or negative impact on society
Expectedly, school graduates must produce positive impact on the society as schools do on the personal, and social lives of people.
It helps to be a school graduate, but not required to contribute to social transformation.
Anyone can contribute by giving of themselves in a passionate manner. Transformation takes energy and if one is not willing to devote energy to an undertaking, the transformation is less likely to happen.
One example is Habitat for Humanity. I have seen volunteers throw themselves into building a home for a stranger and it just snowballs. Not only is the recipient transformed, the volunteer ususally is as well. Giving others a hand up, not a hand out is one of the most rewarding and transformational acts one can perform.
Social transformation is a product of both personal and collective contribution to change or reform.
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