Achieving flashy heights or mind-blowing outcomes isn’t what 's important to me at all; it's more about offering curious souls the chance to reach into themselves, knowing that the ripple effect of inner change can lead to a brighter world for everyone! Because when you change your inner world, you end up changing the outer world too – and that's what it's all about, making the world a better place, one person at a time.
I consider myself a walking contradiction. When I was little, relatives would often try and encourage me to choose one career path to take in life. Back in the day, I was doing theatre classes on Monday and Wednesday, guitar lessons on Wednesday noon, writing short stories and poems in the local book club on Thursdays, and taking pictures/creating short videos whenever I had the time. I can still see why this can be confusing to people - but it was my way of living. As a matter of fact, it still is.
In our quest to enhance youth education, we came across a have a powerful tool to aid us in the development of our trainings and approach when it comes to working with youth. The concept of visual anthropology has excised for decades, but it’s gaining popularity recently.. Let's dive deeper into this approach and see how it can benefit our working methods.
The Method of Creation operates on a simple formula: to make the world a better place, all you need is resources, creativity, and perfect timing. It's our little cosmic recipe for success, with a pinch of innovation and a dash of growth.
This is my inspiration for this theme and it is something I recently discovered as a mindset. I found new logic for my entire life through caring for another and how much hope that brings to an individual when they have to do things to make another creature’s life better and not their own. Which of course makes everyone in the equation happy.
