Here's Why You Are Powerful: You are an essential part of humanity, a global citizen, and your family. Today, you have the power to influence your family, your country, and the entire world.

Believe me, you are not insignificant.

However, you may feel powerless and insignificant, voiceless and ignored by your family, your government, or the global community. Social media and the internet give you the power to send your message to every corner of the globe.

How can you use these platforms to change the world to what you want it to be? Do you know how can you be heard? How can you use social media to change the World?

Here are a few tips:

Find your voice.

What are you passionate about?

Tell me, what do you want to change in the world? Once you know what you care about, you can start to share your message with others.

Be authentic.

People can tell when you're being genuine, so don't try to be someone you're not. Share your thoughts and feelings honestly, and people will be more likely to listen to you.

Be persistent.

It takes time and effort to build a following and make a difference. Don't give up if you don't see results overnight. Keep sharing your message, and eventually, you will reach the people who need to hear it.

Be positive.

The world needs more positive voices. Share your message of hope and change, and inspire others to join you in making the world a better place.

Social media and the internet are powerful tools that can be used to change the world. But it's up to you to use them wisely. Be authentic, persistent, and positive, and you can make a difference.

Here are some specific examples of how you can use social media to change the world:

You can raise awareness about important issues.

If you're passionate about a particular cause, you can use social media to spread awareness and educate others.

You can organize and mobilize people.

Social media can be used to connect people who share your interests and goals.

You can use this platform to organize protests, rallies, and other events.

Fundraise for causes you care about.

Social media can be a great way to raise money for charities and other organizations.

You can share your fundraising goals with your friends and followers, and they can help you reach your target.

Make a personal impact.

Even if you don't have a large following, you can still use social media to make a personal impact.

You can share your thoughts and feelings with others, and you can offer support and encouragement to those who are struggling.

The possibilities are endless.

So don't be afraid to use your voice and use social media to change the world.

You are powerful, and you can make a difference.

Here's Why You Are Powerful!

Famous people like Nelson Mandela and Martin Luther King Jr had a vision to change the world.

They are remarkable people and so are you!

The difference between them and you is that not only were they passionate about what they believed, they dedicated their lives to sharing their vision with the rest of the world.

Mandela and King have a global following today because they cared so much about equality and justice. They were willing to pay for their causes with their lives.

Are you passionate enough about what you believe in to pay whatever it takes to change the world into what you want it to be?

You may feel overwhelmed by the gravity of your passion and not know where to start in sharing your vision with the rest of the world.

Start sharing with people in your network: your, friends, family, colleagues, church and your followers on social media.

Don't think that your network or followers are too small for you to make a global impact.

It will take just one person in your network to amplify your message and you will get attention around the world.

An example is Malala Yousafzai, who was shot in the head by the Taliban for speaking out for girls' education. She survived the attack and went on to become a Nobel Peace Prize laureate. Malala's story is a reminder that even in the face of great adversity, anything is possible if we never give up.

"It always seems impossible until it's done."

Nelson Mandela

Key Takeaways

The next time you are faced with a challenge, remember the quote "It is impossible until someone does it." This can help you to stay motivated and focused on your goals. It can also help you to believe in yourself and your ability to achieve anything you set your mind to.

So today, stop feeling victimized and insignificant. You are powerful!

Political leaders, church leaders, titans of industries, and celebrities enjoy a large following on social media.

You can have as big a following as well.

So you need to start thinking about what you are capable of doing to change the world.

Here's why you are powerful. Politicians are powerful because it is people like you who make them powerful.

Without your vote, your local councilor or member of parliament has no power.

Companies and brands are successful because you buy their products and services.

Without your support, they will close down and cease to exist.

So when you feel strongly about injustice or bad service, don't be afraid to speak up.

Don't be afraid that the world, your government, your community, or your family will hate you and victimize you.

You are powerful as you are. You give power to your family, community, government, and global leaders by supporting them.

The power is in you and not them!

If they rise up against you and try to intimidate you or keep you quiet. It is because they acknowledge your power.

They know you are what makes them what they are. Without you, your support, they have no power.

Standing up to injustice is seen as an attack on the establishment, be prepared to be intimidated, sabotaged, and vilified by those that benefit from the injustice.

Be prepared to be ostracized and demonized for speaking out against the establishment.

Stand Up and Be Heard!

You must be prepared to lose all you have worked for.

Be prepared to start from scratch and rebuild your life every time the establishment takes everything you have because they will!

You are not insignificant but a very important part of humanity.

Engage with your family and friends on what you believe in.

Tell your community what you stand for.

Give feedback to your government about how you feel things need to be done.

Share your views with the global community at every opportunity.

You have the right to freedom of speech and all other human rights.

Your rights must be sensitive to other people's rights so be considerate in what you say both online and offline.

Whatever you say today, you will be held accountable for it in the future.

So make sure what you say, you will be able to defend for the rest of your life.

Don't be afraid to take risks, don't be afraid to fail.

"The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall."