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An effective citizen of the world, or global effective citizen is a person who is helpful and progressive toward society. Global effective citizens have the same seven traits in common. These traits are:
• Open-minded
• Risk-taker
• Principled
• Knowledgeable
• Inquirer
• Balanced
• Communicator

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People who open themselves to new ideas are often met with many opportunities to have a variety of new experiences. You could try new food, learn about other languages and cultures or even expand your horizons on politics.

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A person who thinks of all the variables that will affect an outcome before making a decision and acts with sound judgement all the time sound like the ideal person to most people. This trait is probably the most important out of all of them and all people should try to demonstrate this trait.

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Having a good moral compass (knowing what's right and what's wrong) can help you stay out of social and academic trouble. It can also help you stay away from drugs and alcohol and even help you vote better.

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In order to function properly in society, one must be able to express their views and opinions to others. One who does this well is a communicator. Some people throughout history that were good communicators were Martin Luther King Jr., Abraham Lincoln, Winston Churchill and Oprah Winfrey.

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When people ask questions often have opened a door to new information and ideas. Information is always a good thing for analysis and many other things that make a citizen globally effective. Information also helps us be informed while doing things in which it matters like voting.

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Somewhat related to inquirer; knowledgeable people are well-informed and have vast amounts of information in some subjects. This information can help you in many ways. Having more information on subjects can help you formulate opinions based on information instead of emotions and first impressions.

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"The biggest risk is not taking any risk... In a world that changing really quickly, the only strategy that is guaranteed to fail is not taking risks." -Mark Zuckerberg. There is absolutely no way you can succeed without taking risks.