Journey to Self Compassion

Tuesday 29 October 2013

Welcome to my Blog :)

Hello GNML-ers and other readers,

I am Azima Dhanjee from Karachi, Pakistan. I am a KL-YES student and am currently living in Arkansas. Life always brings up exciting challenges for me and I believe in facing all of those problems with a big smile and living that moment to my fullest. I love new experiences and try to learn from whatever I could. Being a part of GNML classroom is the best experience for me. It is not only a good way to get knowledge about different social media tools but it is also going to help me plan a strong plan for my country's betterment.

Whatever step we take, whatever learning we share between two different countries, help in building a connection, a STRONG bridge and that is why I have named my blog, One Strong Step-- One Strong Bridge.

My project is about helping the DIFFERENTLY abled people present in our community by providing them an opportunity to prove themselves rather than making them
dependent on us or disrespecting them. They are normal humans like us, and they have a right to live as independent as we do. I am going to work at an organization which deals with deaf and mute people to help them bringing their lives at a positive point. I plan on further teaching sign language to other volunteers and people who want to so that it does not get difficult for them to communicate with the normal people.

My plan is not big, but for me the impact would be worth because I know I have an ability to deal with people like that and by using this quality for something positive, I am not only going to help but bring a positive change :)

My slogan is ' Let's help the differently abled'

Hope you all will be glad.

Looking forward for positive comments and suggestions.

Thanks for reading it.

(Please visit my other blog to: azimadhanjee1.blospot.com)

Regards :)

6 comments:

  1. Hi Azima,

    A good first campaign blog post here - welcome to the blogosphere!

    Can you find and embed more photos re: your campaign? And a video, maybe, too?

    Go go go!

    Dr. Rob

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  2. Hey Azima!! I love your idea, it can be hard to achieve but if you can gather a good willing team, you can do it. Right now I am working on the similar project, but helping not disabled people, but children with the disorder autism...it's not the one I do for the GNML, but I was thinking about us combine these two projects and create good strong teams all over the world ( like in Pakistan and Ukraine ) and become the leaders of this campaign. Anyway, I love your idea. You go for it!

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  3. Azima, this is really a nice step that you are taking forward. Wish you good luck :) Your blog was inspiring.

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  4. Hi Azima! Your blog's title is amazing :) Good luck!

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  5. I really like your project wish you best of luck with it :)

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