The local guides program has had a significant impact on my life since I got involved two years ago. To me, being a local guide means spreading happiness around the world and bring a great impact.
Since I joined the local guides program, I’ve helped lots of people around me by reviewing and making them reach to more number of people. Through this, I can engage with people who need help, make others grow. Also, I can get connected with other local
guides who are on a mission to make this world get closer to the people.
Ultimately this program unites us by what we have in common our love for helping others, bringing a smile on one’s face and spreading happiness around the world, and make this world a better place to live.
A staunch believer in karma, which means you do good to people now, good things will happen with you in the future. Being a local guide allows me to help others specifically I’ve been able to help small charitable organizations by adding their locations to the map and help them to join with bigger philanthropic organizations or philanthropists to solve some big challenges faced by the world like health, education, mental illness. My reviews have helped many people, who needed to volunteer charitable organization and decide based on my ratings and reviews. My clear and detailed explanation makes others take a decision quickly.
Also, I love to rate and reviews, places, restaurants, and shops which I do.
Local guides program encourages me to review and rate more places and kinds of stuff because of the points system, which makes you more competitive.
Google maps and local guides program has become a great platform for those people who needs to bring changes in society as a solution to challenges or issues faced by them. If one’s review or rating can impact socially in a positive way, then more people can come out and help the people who need help through this global platform and take humanity into greater heights.
I also have my lists I maintain of philanthropy, charitable trusts, and others to help others, people, to find this in an organized way.