A Motivation to the Youth

Holding on to the Promise

            Quoting Mr. Norman Vincent Peale: “Change your thoughts and you can change the world.” I believe that all of us have the power to change the world in our own ways if we put our hearts and minds into it. But the willingness to make a difference is what truly matters in the long run. You can never force another person to take part in something he or she does not believe in. You have to be the first to stand up and hope that the rest will just follow.

            Being the youth of this generation doesn’t imply that we have less responsibility to face. In fact, it entails even more complicated foes, and greater uphill struggles awaiting us in our pursuit to a better, brighter tomorrow. But with all the mayhem invading the globe today, it would be a huge risk engaging in such a major predicament, so is it worth a try? YES! YES! YES! We are capable of anything as long as we set our priorities straight. We can be an instrument of peace, love and recreation. We can do it.

            The most beautiful things in life are created using the simplest materials. If we seek change, we have to start somewhere, right? By way of exhibiting the values taught to us by our elders, parents, teachers, and to our fellow youth all together with the guidance of our Almighty God, we can reach our destination.

             The future may seem bleak, but together as one community, we can rebuild what man’s heedlessness, pride, greed, and ignorance devastated. It’s our turn to make a difference. We will change the world. So tell me, are you up for the challenge?