"Life is too short to wake up in the morning with regrets. So love the people who treat you right, forget about the ones who don’t and believe that everything happens for a reason. If you get a chance, take it. If it changes your life, let it. Nobody said that it’d be easy, they just promised it would be worth it." Unknown
Wednesday 3 January 2018
MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN 2018!
Another blooming year and we already have more problems, issues and moans about schools, hospitals, care, trains... wherever you look people are complaining and hard times and tough issues require us to think differently, to shake things up and challenge the status quo... and importantly stop moaning and do something to help!!
It's interesting that in so many places, people create hugely complex systems and structures so that anyone looking to change things is discouraged by the enormity of the challenges they might face. The real challenge we face is how to break problems down into manageable bite-size chunks. We can all make a real difference and we must always remember that actions speak louder than words. Whether it is accident and emergency departments, care for the elderly, unemployment in young people, concerns about education and inclusion or the railways; hard times and tough issues require us to think differently. And while ideas are incredibly important the thing that really matters is action, and the impact and the outcomes we can achieve if we simply roll up our sleeves and do something. So don’t just talk about your brilliant ideas.. start now.. don’t wait for permission or find an excuse.. do something, do anything, risk anything, try anything to make that difference. Of course sometimes we will make mistakes, we'll get things wrong and sometimes muck things up big time.. but we must create a culture where we learn from our efforts and our mistakes and where we are driven by a genuine and passionate desire to make a difference!
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