4. I always wondered why somebody didn’t do something about that. Then I realized I WAS SOMEBODY.
If you don't like something, then why do you have to wait other people to change it?. You are a person too and if others can do it, so do you.
Changing something doesn't mean doing big actions or big things. You can just be aware and take responsability of what happens. Don't be indifferent and take action now.
There’s always something you can do, and even if it’s small, it’ll always help.
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