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- 1. EXPRESS YOUR BELIEF: CHANGING THE WORLD, ONE DAY AT A TIME Inday Espina-Varona A talk for the STI National Youth Conference
- 2. The Great Theme of Mankind HOW CAN WE MAKE THE WORLD A BETTER C HA PLACE? NG E
- 4. DIGITAL REVOLUTION CHALLENGING GATEKEEPERS TILTING THE BALANCE OF POWER AS WE KNOW IT.
- 5. THE BEST TIME FOR CHANGE… Technology is NETWORK!!! NEUTRAL. Use it for your ADVOCACIES
- 6. X-Factor The ability to set goals and then craft a plan of action to achieve these goals.
- 7. TIES THAT BIND : We are one big family WE ARE ALL CONNECTION SEEKERS. Every individual’s actions affect the world.
- 8. CONSCIENTIOUSNESS = WILL POWER + Selecting the Right Path
- 9. CAUTIOUSNESS: Pride comes before the fall. Passion without Courage without CONSCIENTIOUSNESS CONSCIENTIOUSNESS can lead to disaster. can lead to failure.
- 11. IT’S NOT YOUR IQ, IT’S HOW YOU USE IT!
- 12. CONSCIENTIOUSNESS: ETHICAL BEHAVIOR Your standard of behavior MUST BE CONSISTENT
- 13. FUKUSHIMA: ‘BEYOND THE CALL OF DUTY’
- 15. Values are PRIORITIES, STEPPING STONES, BUILDING BLOCKS
- 16. IDEA ACTION REVIEW NO SUBSTITUTE FOR PLANNING
- 17. Transcending setbacks requires SELF-DISCIPLINE, “the ability to motivate oneself in spite of a negative emotional state” . -- STEVE PAVILINA
- 18. IT’S NOT IGNORING REALITY IT’S TRANSCENDING REALITY
- 19. • Dialogue, and give and take, get better results than ramming one’s head against a wall; • Every action will have consequences, for better or worse; • There is satisfaction in doing something because it is right and not just because it
- 20. • Hurts, pains and problems are easier to bear if you look outward and engage the world, rather than huddle by your lonesome.
- 21. Self-discipline/ ORDERLINESS Dependency & Entitlement
Editor's Notes
- Historians call these REVOLUTIONS. (Slide) These are events, or a series of events, that allow people to break off whole-scale from the status quo. There are revolutions that feature arms and violence. The French Revolution, Russia's Red Revolt, Mao Tse-Tung's Long March & Cultural Revolution, were all violent convulsions that changed the world. But there are other kinds of revolutions. (Slide) The Neolithic Period leap from nomadic lifestyle to settled agricultural communities was the first great revolution – the agricultural revolution. The flowering of monotheism -- the belief in one god -- was also a revolution. The EDSA Revolution became a global byword; the first time a people had thrown a tyrant overnight through peaceful means. Then there was Industrial revolution and lately, (Slide)
- the Digital revolution that has gripped the world in the last two decades, a revolution that is still evolving in such a frenetic pace that we can barely keep up with its effects.This then is the Big Story, the Theme of Mankind.
- Never have the youth been so well-positioned to push for change. Before, the youth had to force their way through society’s traditional gatekeepers, whether in the media or politics. Most of these gatekeepers were older, from the establishment, and of a worldview that generally patronized youth. Now, youth rule the communications arena, thanks to social media. Traditional media has embraced various digital platforms where the most vibrant conversations are taking place. Even politicians have realized they cannot ignore social media – because that is where the youth congregate…. ADD TEXT
- But all great themes have sub-themes, the branches that make a tree. Each individual life is a sub-theme, whether it shows embrace of or resistance to change. Each life, yours and mine, matter. (SLIDE)
- THE CONTINUOUS EFFORT OF STUDYING OUR OWN MORAL BELIEFS AND OUR MORAL CONDUCT -- AND STRIVING TO ENSURE THAT WE, AND THE INSTIUTIONS WE HOPE TO SHAPE, LIVE UP TO THESE STANDARDS.
- BRAVE NEW WORLD…MEDIACOMPUTER PROFESSIONALSEthics in a business context means doing what is legally and morally right. Most business transactions involve one party trusting the other to some degree. Codes of ethics provide employees with a set of clearly defined expectations. Some ethics rules are actually laws that must be followed by those they apply to.