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Friday 28 February 2014

You can't be neutral on a moving train.

 
There’s a lot going on in the world at the moment, in fact, there’s a lot going on in Australia at the moment. Every single day I learn about a new injustice, environmental disaster, humanitarian crisis, huge loss of Aussie jobs, friend in peril, impending doom etc. . . .
 
It’s so easy to become overwhelmed with all the issues, charities, and calls to action. They seem to be growing exponentially at the moment! You may feel like the world is caving in and it’s all too hard. You might become paralysed and feel unable to do anything of consequence so you just do nothing at all.
 
One thing’s for sure, you can’t be neutral on a moving train . . .
 
We’re all in this together. We are all put on this ever-evolving planet for a reason. If you’re not sure what yours is try thinking about what really gets your goat, or on the other end of the chain, what really excites you. For me it is (in no particular order) animal welfare, environmental issues, wildlife conservation, spreading kindness and positivity, taking excellent care of myself and looking out for the people who I love.
 
You don’t have to donate all your earthly possessions or give up your day job to become a full time campaigner. It can be as easy as clicking a “like” button on Facebook, signing an online petition, sending someone an encouraging text message, forwarding on an email or even sharing this blog with somebody. If you feel strongly about something, if you feel it really pulling at you, go out and do something about it. Anything. Do whatever you can to make a change. It doesn’t have to be big to make a difference. As Mother Teresa said “do small things with great love”.
 
After all, it might just be what you have been put on this earth to do.
 
Happy Friday J
 
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