What Are You Doing to Make a Difference?

That’s the only way all these would make sense.

This is one of the reasons why I keep showing up with new content ever so often. In my little way, I’m making a difference.

The internet has made it easy to reach out to a broader audience. There are tools and information everywhere to spread your message. But there’s still the problem of gaining the confidence to create and share your message.

Some people have gotten past the creation part, but sharing is where the difficulty lies.

But one mindset that would make you see publishing content as a norm is that we’re all here are to serve.

The purpose of life is to contribute in some way to making things better. — Robert F. Kennedy

Have you ever considered what life will be like if the greats didn’t share the gifts they had?

What makes it even crazier is that these people were ordinary people just like you and me, but because they kept on sharing their gifts and using it to impact lives, they left their footprints in the sands of time.

I’m not about to give some elaborate speech about how you can gain confidence in yourself to share your content; I’m going to take another route. I’m going to talk about why it is essential — this should trigger you more.

My strategy for this post is that I’m going to be leaving quotes of the greats who have lived and seen that the greatest service we can do as long as we’re on earth is to serve.

I like to read history and watch biopics because I get an idea of what these people’s lives were about. The fact that they were regular humans like me gives me confidence that it’s possible to be remembered like them someday.

Not everyone might get to that level because not everyone is ready to serve without getting anything in return at first. I’ve noticed a pattern about the people remembered in history, and one thing they had in common is that they served.

Think about it. Who are the wealthiest people today? How did they become rich? Jeff Bezos uses Amazon to make e-commerce easy, and in the process, he has made the lives of millions of people easier.

Mark Zuckerberg created Facebook to make communication easier?

What are you doing to make a difference?

You don’t have to waste any time searching for what you can do to serve. You just have to start doing something, and in the process, you’ll see yourself making a difference.

The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.– Mahatma Gandhi

Find a way to help, and soon you’ll start to see meaning. It doesn’t have to be anything paranormal. Start with the littlest things and move up from there.

Thank you for reading