Many of you may want to make a difference in the world. But where do you start? Does it have to be a big one? One thing’s for sure, big differences change the world, little ones fuel the big ones. What would happen if the fuel ran out? Here are the top ten ways to keep the fuel going:

Think before you act.
What you do affects others. When you think first, you are more likely to do the right thing and every one benefits.

Encourage.
Encourage people and set an example for them to encourage others. One day you, too, may need encouragement.

Help others.
Helping leaves a good impression on those you help. In turn, they are likely to follow your example and help others.

Be honest.
A world without trust is a world without faith.

Respect others.
Respect demonstrates value and good manners. This will promote their also respecting others.

Be kind.
Kindness encourages others and offers hope.

Be patient.
Tolerance goes a long way and is usually greatly appreciated.

Care about things.
If you care about things your actions will reflect that care.

Be an example.
Tell and show others how to make the difference.

Love others.
Why else would anyone do anything to make a difference for the better?

All you have to do is one thing for one person every day. It can even be as simple as holding the door for someone or picking up books that a student dropped. It may seem like nothing but it can make the world a better place.

Ready to make a difference? Set your sights and goals and…GO!

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