Changing the World

On January 12, 2010, this beautiful Haitian country was shocked by a terrible earthquake that already destroy poor countries. The Caribbean sun shines like an ordinary day, but people do not know what will happen in the future. A catastrophic natural disaster lasted only 40 seconds, 316,000 people died and 3 million people lost their homes ("Earthquake Information 2010"). This terrible earthquake is very important as it opens the door to improvements for this poor country.

I came to this place at the age of 18 to 35, 150 years old who was hungry to meet the desire to change the world. Rather they tried to change the world. The need for a purpose has been criticized as having a brown child's hand, a thousand year-old generation gathering in developing countries. The need for a purpose and the necessity to feel that you belong to something bigger than you are undoubtedly rooted in death, demands on heritage, and desire for recognition. But it comes from a place of self-sacrifice

At least in my opinion, what does it mean to change the world? There are many ways to change the world, such as inventing revolutionary equipment, transforming failed systems, or simply helping people in need. These are just a few ways to change the world, but that alone is not enough. In order for these things to truly change the world, they must be truly created and completed. If you just say how we changed the world but do not do that, we will not improve what I think is wrong. This is the details of the three methods I wrote.

Do you want to change the world? let's start! There are many ways to change the world, and there are many worlds that need to change. Please do not forget that black and white scenes are stopped and that everyone is not changing the world. Perhaps, rather than the 'problem' of rhetoric, how do we focus on a little good deeds around us? If all of us do this, we can step change the world!