My Vision

Opening a learning center for children 5-18 years of age. Also, if a child was doing poorly in school and had a “D” and later received an “A”, the child would get incentive to receive a free computer.

As a man changes his own nature, so does the attitude of the world change toward him… We need not to see what others do.” (Mahtma Ghandi) A quote that I found online from the New York Times, which states that it is up to the individual to make a difference in our own world view. So it is up to us to help save what our ancestors and elders have protected since the time of

Although I cannot change the world, the past leaders taught me to persevere and make a footprint on the world so that an another brave individual will join my footprint to create a chain reaction of

These words were heard by people that wanted to see change in the world they were

Gandhi's quote fits a lot of people in the past and present. Many people have a change that they want in this world but it will be very hard to happen. For example, world peace will never happen unless you're the only country on the Earth.

Every kid must go to school for 5 days and will be taught the most important subjects math, social studies and science. All the kids that are taught in school will use what they learned at school in the real world. My community will have the most smartest and most nicest teachers.

Mohandas Gandhi once said, “Be the change you want to see in the world.” When I read this, I think about acts of civil disobedience that have occurred in history. Civil disobedience is a peaceful form of political protest due to the refusal to comply with certain laws or do certain things. I believe that civil disobedience is an effective way to change unjust laws or make social change, due to the little amount of violence that is involved. Also, civil disobedience draws attention to the problem, and it makes the opponent look bad.

I propose to make life-changing things happen by planning daily to remain optimistic, always move forward, maintain positive thinking, and not let discouragement settle.

My vision is to live in a world where everyone is in control of their own power, their own authority, and responsible for their own actions.

It is only by embracing our humanity that we can discover ideas and aspirations that can live, transcend and inspire.

I eventually hope to develop such a vision for myself - a vision which can inspire not just others but more importantly myself. In the short run, though, I'll likely focus on developing my professional network.

My dream is to make it to adulthood, making it a destination not tired for the next day so my dream.

The best way to bring about change is through non-violence because violence is going to take you nowhere. Sometimes fighting for what is right could be best for you and your community.In the article Ghandi did not want us fighting at all. He, Gandhi just wanted what was best for us , so he tried doing what was actually best for us. An example would be when Gandhi asked parents to remove children from British-run schools.Still, Gandhi never supported violent means. He believed peaceful protests worked better. Meanwhile when, Martin Luther King, Jr. fought discriminatory laws. He led a bus boycott in Montgomery. He led boycotts against Alabama

Im bound to change the world maybe even spark a fire I will be at success when I can fulfill my biggest desire……..

I am writing this statement as a declaration of my personal vision. It will serve as a guide to help ensure that my actions are corresponding to what I envision. This personal vision statement is designed to help facilitate my purpose, unforeseen obstacles, and how to manage theses obstacles. A great deal of thought has gone into constructing this vision statement and I hope that within time these endeavors fill me with a sense of satisfaction and accomplishment.