5 ways to make this world a better place

Conflicts around the globe, the widening wealth divide, and the climate issue are just a few examples of how the world is in need of our assistance. The list can go on, but speaking of the positive outlook, we can make a huge difference by taking some small steps. Let’s begin carrying out these five […]

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by Simran Singh - November 18, 2022, 4:59 pm

Conflicts around the globe, the widening wealth divide, and the climate issue are just a few examples of how the world is in need of our assistance. The list can go on, but speaking of the positive outlook, we can make a huge difference by taking some small steps. Let’s begin carrying out these five steps right away and make this world a better place.

Compliment your friends or strangers.

You might not realise it, but your one compliment can be the impetus behind a person’s confidence. It does not take much of you but means so much to the person addressed to. The secret to improving the world is your ability to inspire others.

Be a minimalist

Minimalism is countercultural. We live in a society that prides itself on the accumulation of possessions, which is in contradiction to every advertisement we have ever seen. The less we buy, the less harm we cause to the environment. Besides being eco-friendly, it also leads to freedom from materialism.

Plant more trees

Everyone benefits: the plants provide oxygen that is good for the environment, you enjoy the meditative benefits of gardening, and you can enjoy the fruits of your labour or give them as gifts to loved ones.

Foster an animal

This can be such a fulfilling endeavour. Fostering is the most effective way to relieve shelter congestion and free up space for more animals to be saved. Some animals in shelters struggle with behaviour and socialization; fostering environments can help them get ready for adoption.

Be kind

How hard is it to understand and be considerate toward other people? Generosity creates a sense of belonging and reduces isolation. We should focus on being less rejective and more empathetic for humanity.