Game Changer

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I've always looked up to people who've made a big difference in the world. You know, those who didn't just live their life without making waves but actually changed things for the better. I keep dreaming about being one of them, not because I want to be famous, but because I want to do something that really matters.


I think being someone who changes the game isn't about doing something huge or being all over the news. It's about seeing something that's missing or a big problem that nobody's really fixing, and deciding that you're going to be the one who steps up. I want to come up with an idea, or maybe create something new, or just do a kind thing that makes people think differently and start doing things better.


Sometimes, when I'm not sure I can do it, I remember that all those big changers were just regular people at first. They had their own fears, got knocked back a few times, and probably had times when they thought their ideas wouldn't work. But they kept going because they believed in making things better, not just for themselves but for everyone.


Maybe my thing will be helping the planet, coming up with new ways to live without hurting nature. Or it might be helping kids learn, finding ways to make sure every kid gets a chance to be their best, no matter where they're from. There's so much out there that could be done differently.


Yeah, I really want to be a game changer. I want to make new paths, spark new ideas, and help make things better. I want to be part of the big story of the world by adding my own bit to it. I believe that even something small can end up making a huge difference. So, I'm going to keep moving forward, trying to not just go through life but to make things better for everyone.

Game changer

Questions 

1. What motivates the speaker to want to become a game changer?

2. Describe in your own words what the speaker believes defines a game changer.

3. According to the speaker, what kinds of challenges do game changers often face?

4. What are some of the areas or issues the speaker is interested in addressing? 

5. How does the speaker view their potential impact on the world?

6. What is the speaker's attitude towards their own journey to becoming a game changer?

7. From the monologue, what can you infer about the speaker’s belief in the importance of small actions?

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