Social media has become integral part of our life, you like it or not, doesn’t matter. People inspire and get inspired by others. Connect with each other, greet, share anything and everything on social media.

But many people noticed that some of them post preaching images on social media more often, as if they want to convey something to someone but in an indirect way. You too will notice negative vibes from such posts. There is difference between inspiring someone and preaching someone. Through your life story, the way you handled struggles, challanges, hardship others get inspired. But, on the other hand preaching is just a piece of advice without a meaning. It becomes meaningful when a person who post has qualities of a preacher.

Preaching anyone is easy. But to change your mindset is a little difficult. Social media should be used in a healthy way. To gain knowledge, to give knowledge, to get informed, inform others about vital information. We can’t blame social media but blame people who use it wrongly. Remember, this was the only communication mode through which we shared so much information at the time of COVID around the world, to save life’s of people. Act of kindness was the only thing which saved us all. Be grateful everyday.

There is still so much to share about. Share about how to overcome climate change, share how to be healthy.People with positive mindset only have the courage to help someone. Imagine if Doctors at the time of COVID would have sit at their homes and just posted preaching post and leave everything in God’s hand, would we have overcome this outbreak? A big NO.

So, don’t waste time, you are on a journey called life, enjoy it, be kind and always think positive. Stay away from people who are good for nothing and just to attract your attention they post rubbish on social media. People who are educated and qualified only think how my knowledge be beneficial for future generation. If you want to change the world, go home and love your family.- Mother Teresa.

Don’t forget, what we all been through at the time of COVID outbreak. So, stay humble and grounded always.

Ramneet Kaur