A moment when i felt i had the power to make a difference in someone else's life.

 One time I felt I had the power to make a difference in someone else's life, was with my little brother, he was trying to make a decision on what classes he should take for the next year. I told him to think on what he wanted to do once he was older and told him to search which classes could help him with what he wanted, he even did the same thing last year and this year to, I feel proud that he followed my advice and that I helped him make a good decision.

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