Physical exercise is very good for the body by being a weight management, creates stronger bones and muscles, better brain function and lower risks of diseases. Doing the minimum exercise of 7.5 hours per week reduces the risk of cancer by up at 18% and can protect against weight relative disorders like diabetes, heart diseases and strokes.

Every person that shares their views on the environment, can influence a positive change by causing groups of people to act to save the planet. For example, social media stars and pop stars have such an impact on others to create a source of encouragement to change our ways and save the planet before it’s too late. But famous or not, just one person can make a difference as if no one acted it wouldn’t influence many other people to act for their beliefs and form environmental groups that might just save the planet.

People say they care for the planet, but it’s also people whose actions are destroying it. Would really want your kids to grow up in the poor remains of how you’ve left the planet? Their lives altered forever due to the negative impact of humans and their actions, but it’s not too late. It believed that one person, joining the fight might just help save the earth and that could be you.

As well as being a large factor in being able to find a job, certain countries are very academically focused, for example Italy has a cultural push towards getting a degree as there is a stigma towards those who don’t have a degree. With the inability to find a job without a degree in Italy, you would surely make back the money lost through debt as without it you would struggle to find a well paying job. In countries like Italy you feel the cultural pressure of attending university, while in the UK we start looking for work as young as 16 whilst trying to complete college, and without this cultural press.

Is that even a question, of course it is. Social media can lead to comparisons to unrealistic lifestyles, can lead to addiction and can stop you from becoming less productive in your day too day life, social media is slowly rotting our brain. Studies show that more than 1 in 10 adolescents (11%) showed signs of problematic social media behaviour, struggling to control their use and experiencing negative consequences, teens are spending nearly 5 hours daily on social media, this could be devastating for the future of the world as we know it.

Have you ever told yourself you were going to become more productive but have ended up glued to your phone?, social media is damaging our productivity leading too damage in mental and physical health.

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