VOICE TO BE HEARD
To ensure that one’s opinion, idea, or point of view is heard, understood, or has an impact. No matter your age, it is important to get your voice heard. Being seen and being heard will help you get noticed and it will help you to make a long and lasting impact on those around you. With so much going on in the world it can be hard to get your voice heard, but it matters. Navigating your way through life, making a point, and even taking action is easier to do when your voice is heard.
If you do not speak up and speak out then you will get ignored, and your voice will have less of an impact than it should. So, to ensure that this doesn’t happen, what steps should you be taking, and why is it so important to focus on your voice being heard? Your Opinions and Thoughts Matter. Everyone has their own opinion and thoughts and they are important and valued, you are too. If you do not speak out about your thoughts and opinions then you could end up being lost in the crowd. You Can Have an Impact on Other People’s Lives. Your voice will help you get your opinions and thoughts heard, but did you know that it can also have a profound impact on other people’s lives? Having an impact on others’ lives can help them build confidence, and it can help them take positive action. Your voice may just inspire others to push forward, and this is something that money cannot buy. The impact you have can last for many years and affect many people.
The Chance to Make an Impact.
You can make an impact on a small local scale with your voice, but you can also take things further. Your voice (no matter how loud or quiet) can impact neighboring communities, and it can impact projects and proposals. You have the right to use your voice to make an impact on the lives of others and for the lives of others too. When your voice is heard action can be taken. Not everyone gets the chance or the opportunity to have their voice heard. It is important that you are not silent and that you make your voice, opinions, and thoughts audible and felt as clearly as possible (especially on behalf of those who may not get the chance to speak out).