I’m Toobamunir from Pakistan, someone who finds stories hidden in everyday things, like an old almirah that’s lived through decades. I love connecting people - whether it’s wishing friends “Happy Friday” or sharing ideas that spark peace and harmony. Creativity for me means turning simple stuff into meaning: a sketch of half-buried bottles can become a lesson about “Keep doing this, Understand this, My advice”. I’m inspired by heroes like Captain Karnal Sher Khan, because real creativity is courage mixed with purpose. At my core, I’m just a learner and sharer, always looking for the next #NextGenWisdom to pass on.
Let's move to the questions of the activity. 1- One thing I hope they keep doing, I hope future generations keep helping one another and valuing kindness, family, and genuine human connection.
2-One thing about life today to help them understand our world, Life today is highly connected through technology like phones, social media, and the internet shape how we communicate, learn, and spend time, sometimes bringing people closer but also creating stress and distraction.
3- One piece of advice on kindness or planet care, Always treat people with kindness and take care of the planet by avoiding waste, planting trees, and remembering that small good actions can make a big difference.
1. Tell them one thing you hope they keep doing. Look, I’m just going to give it to you straight. You’re growing up in a world that’s super fast, glued to screens, and dealing with some crazy weather. One thing you need to keep doing is " Keep asking why and don't just do what everyone else is doing."
Why: I’ve seen so many people just follow the crowd, work themselves to death, and let apps control their brains. They ended up totally stressed and unhappy. When you stop and ask, "Wait, does this actually make sense for me?" you take back control of your own life. Don't let a computer program or an old rulebook tell you how to live.
2. Describe one thing about life today to help them get our world.
We are so hooked on everything being fast and easy that we forgot how to handle hard things. Why: Nowadays, you can get food, answers, and entertainment in two seconds. But here is the catch: the best things in life—like true friendships, getting really good at a skill, or figuring out who you are—take time and get messy. Because everything is so easy now, people give up the second things get a little tough. Don't fall into that trap.
3. Give one piece of advice on kindness or planet care.
Remember that where you spend your money is how you vote for the future. Why: A lot of people think, "I'm just one person, buying this cheap plastic stuff doesn't matter." But it does. Big companies only change when people stop buying their junk. When I started buying less stuff, making things last, and supporting good local businesses, I realized that we actually have power. Taking care of the earth starts with saying "no" to stuff we don't need.