I often ask myself this question.

Whenever I get pissed off by some incident, it makes me feel as if I would do things differently than them. And the fact is, most of the time I find that probably I'm also part of the problem. 

*I can proudly say that I choose many lifestyle options intentionally to make a less negative impact. Like taking public transport, consuming less electricity. But in many cases, I can't engage myself actively to make a difference. For example, helping those who are in need. It always pokes my mind unintentionally that I'm not doing much to make a difference. I do charity randomly but am not actively involved with any agency or org. It goes the same with climate change or probably the same with any other bigger issues.* 


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Doing something from our personal level and making a direct impact - there's a difference. And this always bothers me and pushes me to think about what else I can do. 

I believe it should be a valid question for every one of us, what difference we are making? What makes us better than others that we may secretly think? 

> We can start doing something from this very moment. Turn the unnecessary light off, fix the water damage problem of your washroom, take public transport to your work today, choose organic products, consume fewer lifestyle products like clothing. There are endless options to add value, reduce our negative impact on this world. 


**Bening Kind can be one major action that we must give priority.**

This one thing can make us better, make a difference in this world. Think how much we can do by choosing not to hurt, disrespect others. There's a saying, it takes nothing to be kind. And if you can't be kind at least don't be unkind. 

That's what I'm trying to follow in life. 

So what difference you are making?

# Thanks for reading my post.