To Improve Is To Change

CHANGE allows you to see what's important to you.

Change is in the very nature of being. Every new day is different from the previous day. Body metabolism is one such process as also growth of trees and revolving of planets. Tides come and go. Sometimes a whole river changes its course. Change is a very powerful thing, and that is not realized by many. Some changes are out of your control, and others can be made entirely by yourself. Change Is Important! "Only the wisest and stupidest of men never change." Change means growth, which means more success, happiness, and better health.

Things change all the time; and often people fear them. Some believe change is the worst thing that could happen, but that is not always the case. In order to move on with life, things must change. I believe that change is good, and if nothing changed, then life would not exist for most people. I also believe that people should purposely make changes in their life, in order to experience new things, and see how one can benefit from doing things differently. Most of the time, people will find that changes help them understand things better, and enjoy life more. Change allows people to grow, not only mentally, but also physically and emotionally.

Everything you want is just outside your comfort zone, according to a quotation I came across at some point in my life. As I reflect on everything I have accomplished or see in the lives of those around me, I see how accurate that statement is. We can only accomplish anything spectacular when we break from our typical routine and act in a unique way. Change is a departure from the norm, to put it simply. It is not expected for change to be comfortable, thus it never is. If it were, then everyone would. Even if it is uncomfortable, it is also vital. We frequently forget that in order to alter the billions of people out there, we must first change ourselves when we dream of changing the world.

My First Love

Mothers are their children's first teachers and friends. She nurtures her child with all of her heart and soul for the nine months that she bears him or her in her womb. Since her children were born, she has been able to read their every gesture. She raises her children with an unwavering love and mentors them in making the correct decisions. She looks after her kids and makes every effort to keep them safe. We commemorate Mother's Day to show our appreciation for and affection for our mothers.

When a youngster gets home, they look for their mother first. From the moment she gives birth until she dies, she takes care of her offspring. Their countless contributions to our life and everything they accomplish from morning to night are too numerous for us to count. Even though they are weary, mothers carry out all of their tasks and responsibilities throughout the day. For all the love they show us and all the care they provide us, they never ask for anything in return. However, we can express our gratitude to our mothers for everything they do for us.

No of her age, a child always wants to see her mother first when she gets home. A child will go to her mother for assistance when she is in danger. While granting others' wishes, she forgets her own desires. She feeds her kids by making their favorite meals, and she tells them brand-new tales. She also aids in the preparation of her kids' school assignments and tutors them academically. Children are taught proper behavior, equity, morality, and humanity by their mothers. In actuality, a child's mother is the greatest blessing in her life.

1st of May

Every year on May 1, Filipinos nationwide celebrate Labor Day to honor their commitment to hard work. 'Araw ng mga Manggagawa' is how it is referred to in Filipino. In the Philippines, people unwind and spend the day with their loved ones. Labor movements and parades are a component of the festivities at Malacanang and in big towns like Manila. Their grievances, which include the minimum wage, cruel working conditions, and other problems that impair employee rights, are brought to light through these actions. On this day, every diligent Filipino is honored, regardless of their line of work.

In the Philippines, Labor Day is more than simply a regular holiday; it stands for the efforts and successes of Filipino workers. Labor groups first called for a national holiday to honor this day in 1908, which is when Labor Day officially entered the national calendar. To recognize the contributions and laborious efforts of workers, the Philippine Assembly approved a measure in 1908 declaring Labor Day a public holiday. Inhumane working conditions were common at the period, and Filipino employees were not afforded any legal protection from their employers.

Labor Day reminds us of our interconnectedness and how we benefit from the labor of others. This includes those who stock shelves, truckers, warehouse workers, farmers, harvesters, granary workers, fertilizers, roads, rails, fuel, coal miners, and banking and business. The list is endless. They are known for their perseverance, hard work, and dedication, all of which are crucial traits in the profession. Because of the extraordinary talents and knowledge of Filipino workers, many businesses worldwide rely on them. Because of this, Filipino workers are significant not just as players in the global economy but also as contributors to the advancement of their nation. However, it is crucial to make sure that Filipino employees are not left behind as technology develops and automation spreads across industries globally. 

Labor Day is not just another annual public holiday observed by the Filipino people. It symbolizes the arduous battles waged by labor unions and professional organizations to demand better working conditions and employees' rights. The sacrifices made by those who campaigned for respectable employment possibilities, humane pay, secure workplaces, and social protection are commemorated on this day.

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