"World Hunger, it's a Giant Problem!---Brendan Lin Entry #2

Yes, I was successful in convincing people to change their everyday lifestyle. I think they agreed to change because the methods of helping were not difficult. It simply required them to go online, and do a few things. It didn't need them to do something like buy special lightbulbs, eat only vegetables, send packages to Africa, or anything like that. I learned that you need a lot to change someone's lifestyle. First off, the change can't be too demanding or ridiculous. Then, a helpful thing to do is to show how you can do it. Like if you wanted them to be eco-friendly, you can give a suggestion. You can tell them that just turning off lights works. Then, you can build up to larger things, like buying things that use environmentally friendly materials.