How to learn more about yourself and become a role model for change, writes BevFlaxington
With everything that is happening in the world, you might be wondering how you can get people to see the folly of their ways.
You don’t. It might be one of the biggest frustrations of human life that you can’t forcibly change another person’s mind or viewpoint. It doesn’t mean you don’t share ideas. It doesn’t mean you don’t share insights, articles, information, or interests with those you care about. It means that in order to make lasting change, real change that resonates throughout the Universe, you have to start with you.
Before you get upset—I’m not saying you are the problem. I’m not saying you have done anything wrong, or that you don’t have great knowledge you can share. I’m saying that we all have one great power and that is the power to change ourselves. We can’t change our height, or, or blood type, but we can change our actions and reactions, and in doing so, we can make an impact on many others around us.
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