Taking Initiative for change.

Wefi (n.d)
Taking Initiative will normally require taking an extra step through personal motives and behavior to transform society. Often many people may decide to go silent about the problems they are noticing in society yet most of the problems would be solved if every individual took initiative, be it small or big. Often taking initiative includes two major stages namely; recognizing that there is a problem and then finally doing something about the problem.

 Recognizing that there is a problem may involve someone listening to what is deepest in their hearts, which causes the urge to bring about a change in society depending on what they observe. Secondly, someone may recognize that there is a problem through personal experience which will easily show them that what happened to them may also happen to anyone else thus something should be done to overcome that challenge. 

 The final stage of taking initiative which is doing something to solve the problem can be done in different ways. An individual can decide to come up with an innovation that is meant to solve a certain problem. For example, a person can decide to come up with a fingerprint electric device that can be installed on doors once he discovers that many companies are facing security issues such as theft. Another way of doing something about a problem can be through advocacy which is done through making advocacy campaigns so as to get help from different stakeholders such as demonstrations in cases where there is a violation of human rights. Through the above ways, every individual is capable of taking an initiative for change.

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