McKeyalee Phifer
Emily Miller
ENG 091
December 6, 2011
Heroes for the Human Race
“Try not to become a man of success, but rather a man of value.” – Albert Einstein
There aren’t many people I would consider a hero, since now days many are consumed by electronics and are quite impatient. But when I do come across one I know they are here stay and have already made a difference without even trying. They are common folk, people like you and me; and they don’t have to be famous or have loads of money. They just need a clear mind and a kind heart .Great attributes that are that make a hero a hero, would be someone who illustrates leadership, showing compassion and continues to stay positive.
First of all a hero is one who “leads” by example. They express healthy positive examples for others to follow in their footsteps. They are the bigger man in sticky situations and take the highway and stay above the influence. They practice what they preach for instance since global warming is a big controversy issue that effects many and if this individual wanted to make difference they should continue to recycle and use reusable bags and make they a life time comment.
Second, to be a hero they must show a little love! They need to give more than they receive and up and get involved. For example the could help out in the community park up or volunteer a t a local food bank or just giving a home person a jacket you don’t even wear anyone so they can stay warm for the winter. Small notions like that count and make a huge impact on someone else’s life. What would Jesus do? J
Thirdly ,if a hero can continue to have positive outlook on life that is a wonderful thing to have. Times may be hard but by being optimistic and hoping and knowing that good karma not being a Debbie downer. Making others happy or just being some nice to talk to without judging is the perfect hero.
Last but not least, a hero who shows does what is right, lends a hand and and has a happy attitude is a true Hero for the Human Race.
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