Being role models for Kids

The world we know started from somewhere. Artiest believes we are from the big bang theory whilst the religious people also think there is an Almighty being. Regardless there are stages in life each individual passes through. The beginning of this is being a kid. We start from there and grow old as time pass. Kids will replace us because as we grow, we grow to pass our youthful stages. These kids then grow into their youthfully stage to continue what we use to do. this shows how the cycle of the world works.

When I was growing conditions weren’t all that convenient. I passed through situations that have made me who I am today. Some kids go through the same but I always make sure I look around me and make those there look better. If someone does the same elsewhere, all kids around the world will have peace. I am a person who lives a life that calls for no caution. They see me and they know who I am this then makes me a motivator, advice, and caretaker of the kids around me. I make myself lovely so as for them to be able to come closer and tell me their problems. When they do, it allows me to make them into the leaders our world wants them to be. Since they know who I am, they listen and they really want to be just like me.

Change is the most difficult thing. But we all put its efforts and hope for results. I live a life worthy of emulation. I make myself presentable. I make sure anytime they see me they fall in love with being an adult one day. That’s one strategy I use always. when they see who they want to be in you, they listen and also make sure they are walking in your steps. This makes this strategy so effective for me.

Another way is always being there for them. Advice is important and when they need it anytime you should be there to provide it. When you miss out on a moment. They can take harsh decisions that can affect them shortly. Availability of myself to them is another way I help to make our mentorship go on well. There is progress with these two strategies but they aren’t enough. It’s a good start to achieving something.