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When Nothing Goes Right, Go Left

 

In order to make our country Philippines into a better country than before, we need to be more resilient. resilient country means that has the capability to recover into difficult times and making decisions to overcome challenges. Philippines always experiencing different challenges. One of them is natural disasters. These kind of challenges need a robust amount of resiliency from the Filipinos to mitigate their effects.

  

   



In response to these challenges, all of the Filipinos must help each other not to give up in times of difficulties. The citizens must create a resilient strategy to overcome these challenges instead of relying only on the government. Filipinos also must learn to adapt changes or adapt in times of difficulties. Finding the positive way to negative situations is necessary. As the proverb says, “when nothing goes right, go left”, we must know how to be more resilient to pass through difficult situations. That is why we need to make our country Philippines more resilient. All of these efforts will pay a better result. 


Taking actions towards a more resilient Philippines than before will make its future better as well. All of the challenges that the country faces such as, natural disaster, health crisis, political and government issues, economic issues and the like can be solve. Addressing the challenges require a comprehensive and sustained approach from all the Filipinos. Therefore, there is a need for greater community engagement and education to make our country more resilient. 



References:

Image 1, Floods in the Philippines: Filipino Resilience. Retrieved from <https://steemit.com/filipinoresilience/@iamrosallie/floods-in-the-philippines-filipino-resilience>

Image 2, Bayanihan: The Gift of Community for Disaster Resilience in the Philippines. Retrieved from<https://medium.com/soil-soul-story/bayanihan-the-gift-of-community-in-disaster-recovery-in-the-philippines-9c4d30211f23>

Image 3, How Global Warming Affects the Philippines2 Retrieved from <https://ana0403.wordpress.com/2016/04/06/global-warming/>


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