Sheryllin White™ Publishing





Parenting 116

 

There is something about the power-of-the-pen - writing!

 

When you are desiring to make a change to policies and procedures you need to write someone who has the power to say “Yes” to enact the changes that you are requesting whether it be law changes, procedural changes or simple changes.

 

There is power in knowing who to ask, who to tell, how to tell them, what to request, how to request it, what demands are essential and what your expectations should be!  The biggest strategy is having a plan, implementing that plan and being diligent and persistent in making sure that the goals and objectives of your plan are all carried out with precision, the confidence to make it happen and the faith to believe that it all will come to fruition.

 

Align your will with God’s will and, then, believe that it has already happened and the work that you must engage in is more than just fodder. 

 

The greater the number of individuals engaged in the writing process creates an influx of awareness that the numbers of individuals concerned with the issues are greater than initially believed; and the awareness that if the individuals find each other and unite, then the issues can become an ignition of political protest and upheaval to business as usual.

 

The writing activist approach is for actions of change to become enacted well before the issues become media known and reaches the stages of rally and protest.

 

Writing knowledge skills and expertise are … Powerful!

The pen is often mightier than the sword!    

Let’s write letters to enact change!

 

 

 

Let’s teach our children to increase their 

vocabulary skills and their writing skills!  

 

Let’s empower our children to know that the 

“Pen is mightier than the sword!”  

 

Let’s Engage Our Children In Writing To Those 

Who Have The Power To Say, “Yes!” To The Issues That 

They Believe Will Change Their World And Their Life Experiences!

 

By    S H E R Y L L I N    W H I T E