Yearning To Make Noise

Yearning To Make Noise

Kevin Carlo Abila, UV- 3R

“You don’t move people when you don’t act.” Some of the most challenging parts for the citizen of the 21^st century are on how they will cope and adapt to the fast- changing world, where the aftermath of extensive modernization and industrialization led us to many societal problems that continuously affect people, and on how to create new possibilities and hope for survival and sustainability of life. The problem, however, is not the societal problems, themselves. People should know how to use the knowledge, which gave birth to development, to come up with the long- term solutions to these societal problems. If not, at least, find out the root causes and start making unique and effective efforts to uproot them. The perplexing question, however, is on how to re- unite the population divided by race, religion, gender, and societal status, to further probe and construct new efforts that will be beneficial for everybody regardless of diversity. The peculiar benefit- they will be able to interact and communicate well with one another, launching them into close ties while exhibiting a sense of national unity and cooperation. This demands leadership and support. No one will succeed his desired goal without taking the first and somehow, the hardly- achieved step- to take the initiative to propose idea and ensure the accuracy and impact to the lives of the constituents. 

Likewise, an idea will remain so if not enacted. In this case, we are asking for the cooperation of our people. If we achieved our goal, then we can now foretell our fate. It is profitless. You will invest time, power, and sweat, but the reward is more than just enough to call it priceless.

Being a development communicator, offered by such opportunities of using the powers and scope of media and communication to create sound and voice to the impoverished, unfortunates, and the unserved, we must be that courageous to make a difference and we must acquire the strength and optimism in dealing with different people in search of truth, fidelity, and change in the social order. We might not convince every people but to educate them with the must learn realities in the contemporary society is much better than if we haven’t done for humanity. We do our jobs neither because of fame nor because of money, but the devotion we give to our work lits the real essence of our efforts because there’s no better work than helping others.

“Good luck, God bless, ect.” Now, our desire to touch lives determines our credibility and passion we poured to our work. But above all, it is the people, whom we borrow our strength, which recognize and make our work possible. Our work is by far, the enfleshment of their experiences and hardships, and to alleviate them is our work. Forget about the price tag.J Just believe in our work and everything will go smooth. It is our way of serving and enlightening people so that they may stand as one in solving the barriers in life and establish a better habitat for survival and interaction- full of dreams, hope, and unity for a better future.