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Social Impact Exercise

This exercise is part of your Know Yourself (KYS) journey. It helps you reflect on the positive impact you create through your everyday actions whether it’s how you earn, support... Read More

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This exercise is part of your Know Yourself (KYS) journey. It helps you reflect on the positive impact you create through your everyday actions whether it’s how you earn, support others, follow rules, care for the environment, or stand up for what’s right.

The Social Impact exercise invites you to explore different areas like your economic role, community participation, personal ethics, support for education, leadership, and how you treat people, animals, and nature. Even simple acts like giving honest feedback, helping someone learn, voting, recycling, or avoiding bribery can create real change.

By doing this exercise, you’ll become more aware of how much power you already have to make a difference. You’ll see how your choices, big or small, can improve not just your own life, but your community, society, and even the planet.

This reflection helps you grow into a more responsible, aware, and kind human being, someone who leads by example and contributes meaningfully to the world.

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Explore exercises designed to help you understand your inputs and their impact on your life.

This exercise helps you understand how your actions, big or small, affect people, communities, and the environment. It shows you how you are already making a difference in the world.

Not at all. Small things like helping a neighbor, being honest, saving water, or teaching someone a skill can also create a big impact over time.

It helps you become more aware of your values and actions. You’ll learn where you are doing well and where you can grow to become a more responsible and kind person.

Yes! Everyone no matter their age, job, or background can make a positive difference in their own way. This exercise helps you see and strengthen that power.