Reflection Paper On Changing The World

Intro
Many people say they want to change the world.But what does changing the world mean? And how do we go about doing that? Is changing the world ending global poverty? Is it giving universal health care to all? Is it creating lasting peace among all nations that occupy this earth? Many people have different views on what that clique means. For me, changing the world means giving every person a chance to succeed. But before we can do that on a global scale, we have to do that in our own backyard. What I mean by this, is that we need to give every child a real chance at success. This is what changing the world means to me. And this narrative tells us how I intend to do it.
. The things I’m trying to change I lived. And it is for that reason, that I am passionate to tell you about my experiences with challenges,

Specifically, when I turned 18, it was also the time that I watched my mother enroll in the EBT program. This government sponsored program gave money to families that had little money and my single mother who worked at parole and probation enrolled in this program because her job didn’t pay a lot and she had to pay her mortgage and her youngest son all on her own.
At this time, I had just started working at ihop where the conditions were very poor. I made little money, worked shitty shifts, and suffered after watching so many people refuse to tip me on such a small bill. But despite these bad conditions I knew that I had to step up, lead, and help out my family. Thus, I started to give my mother cash to help out with bills whenever I could. Just as my uncle had done with my grandmother, I knew that I had to help provide for my family. While it was hard, it taught me an important lesson about leadership, rising above adversity, and protecting the ones you love. It is these lessons that have influenced my thinking and actions when it comes to helping those in