Changing for a Better Future

by Antonio De’mon Robinson | Jan 17, 2023
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Rapidly escalating profound, disruptive changes are taking place in our planet. Consumer needs change, corporate logic is put to the test, and entire industries are radically altered by innovation, digitization, and technological advancement. We can progress in life and have new, fascinating experiences thanks to change. Life can become static if you don’t actively strive on evolving. You may experience changes you didn’t know were possible as a result of acquiring new abilities or focusing on your inner self.

However, it is now widely believed that a better life consists of having more material prosperity, and a better future consists of having more material wealth in the near future, regardless of the consequences for the survival and evolution of generations in the far future. In a philosophical sense, humanity’s right to continue existing is reflected in its obligation to future generations. Deeply ingrained in basic physiology and psyche is the impulse to carry the human genetic “message” into the future. In essence, by safeguarding future generations, we are safeguarding both mankind and ourselves.

Education of the younger generations is another method we may help bring about change for them. Instill environmental principles and eco-friendly behaviors in your children from a young age. Instill in children the values of resource conservation, recycling, reuse, and kindness to the environment and wildlife. Influential people are aware of the importance of connections, relationships, and open communication with others and with the outside world. In terms of interacting with others, imparting knowledge and skills, and expressing their genuine—and frequently opposing—opinions and ideas, they don’t hesitate to go “out there.”

Positive social change is the process of altering ingrained ways of thinking, behaving, relating to others, and structuring social groups in order to produce outcomes that are advantageous to people, groups, institutions, community, and/or the environment in addition to those that are advantageous to the change’s proponents. Recyclables are the most environmentally friendly thing we can do. Recycling is the method of converting wasted products—from manufacturing, domestic use, and a variety of other uses—into something beneficial and profitable, thereby minimizing their adverse impact on the environment and improving the quality of life for everybody.

Your brain instinctively interprets a significant shift in your life as negative. Your ability to make decisions may be affected, and your levels of anxiety and despair may rise. Your mental health will benefit if you acquire the skills necessary to handle novel or unexpected events. What then causes people to alter? When a person feels competent, independent, and connected to others, they are more likely to change. When a person discovers their present strategy is no longer working, great dissatisfaction might be the catalyst for these reasons.

The motivation behind changing behavior is found in desires, dreams, and aspirations. The motivation for purposeful behavior and change is not focused on outcomes but rather on the emotional sensations of feeling aspirational.

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