Q&A for How to Be a Hero in Real Life

Try helping people around your neighborhood or your friends. You can even help your parents or siblings around the house. You don't have to do big, bold acts to be a superhero. Focus on small acts of kindness. Do the dishes without being asked. Help your little brother/sister with their homework.

You should be kind, gentle and responsible. Help people when you can, and defend yourself when you have to.

Start showing grace and love towards your family. Ask them if they need help, and spend time with them. Help younger siblings with their homework, or offer to drive them to their activities (if you can drive). Help your mom or dad with chores (don't wait to be asked, just help). Being a hero is about showing mercy and love and protecting others.

If you are selfless and always looking for ways to help others, you are a hero.

People get recognized as heroes after they contribute to the community during major events such as bush fires, disasters, accidents, and other issues. People become heroes when they help people because they want to; they never become heroes for fame.

Of course. Being a hero means helping people and doing the right thing, which should not get you in any kind of trouble (unless you choose to intervene in a dangerous situation where you could get hurt - but that should not generally pose any threat to your friends or family).

If you want to be someone who rescues others, helps people and gives a dash, then you're hero material. Go out there and save the world!

When you approach them don't use "lofty words" and don't try to impress them with great advice. Forget about everything except for helping them. The person will be able to see that you are kind spirited, and (in most cases), they will understand you are trying to help. If they don't understand, it is because they don't want to.

Yes! You are a hero because you are willing and able to act when somebody needs help. You do it not for recognition, but simply because you want to do what is right. You want to help others. That makes you a hero. Keep it up. This world needs people like you.

You need to be loyal, brave, and determined. You need to want to help others. Be well-educated, be the best version of yourself. Start exercising: go swimming, do martial arts. Help people in need. Smile and be true.

You may not have spiderlike powers, but you can be a superhero. Be kind to others and help them in every way you can. If you love saving people, try out to be a firefighter or policeman!

You can try offering your services to local volunteer organizations. It might seem like a small contribution, but large changes are made up of small contributions. I would recommend finding a soup kitchen or homeless shelter where you can volunteer. Your work there would be considered heroic by many people.

You could do any kind of job that saves people! For example, you could be a doctor, nurse, firefighter, or EMT.

You need to be trustworthy and at least kindhearted. If you help someone in need, then you're a hero to society. Remember being a hero doesn't mean being a badass, like Cloud from Final Fantasy; you must feel for the needy.

Exercise to become stronger and faster, and become educated on how to protect people until you are an adult; putting years of effort into anything will yield results. Then you will be a really capable person.

You don't necessarily have to feel like doing heroic things to do them -- sometimes you can just choose to sacrifice, help, and so forth. It's nice to feel inspired, but you can do what's right without that.

Superheroes do not actually exist. You can be a hero by helping others.

It will to an extent. It's best to learn a combination of striking and grappling arts.

You don't need to be special to become a hero. Anyone can be a hero in their own community, family, or school. In order for you personally to be a hero, just treat others with kindness and always be willing to help.

Volunteer your time often! If you wish to be some kind of "legendary" battle hero, start in the army. If you just wish to be a known hero, but not fight, then volunteer a lot to charity and other good things.

It's impossible to be a superhero or have powers like them, but all of those heroes help people who are weaker or less fortunate than them. Go out of your way to be nice to people (especially older people and young children), and consider signing up for some volunteer work, like at a soup kitchen or food bank.

Start running. After a long time of training to become faster, you might match Usain Bolt but not the Flash. Look into EmDrive, and how to become an astronaut to go as fast as the Flash.

That every life, no matter how small or big, matters, whether it is a homeless person to whom you just gave food, a 2-year-old you helped find his mom in a busy mall. Everything that is alive has the ability to think and smile. Even if you won't get appreciated for all the deeds you did, karma (yes it does exist) always finds its way.

Be selfless. Be determined. Be courageous. Be self-disciplined. Be well-educated. Train in martial arts. Fight for justice. Be feared by almost any villain. And think like the world's greatest detective.

If you really want something, then you shouldn't let epilepsy get in your way.

A champion is someone who is proven to be good at what they do or fights for a cause or on behalf of someone else, and a hero is someone who saves and protects people. But heroes can also be champions if they're good at saving people.

First, you need to build up the strength of character. Then, start training at boxing like Muhammad Ali. Finally, protect, fight, and stand up for your ideals, family, and community.

You have to be strong, both in body and mind, which you already are. You're not too old to learn something.

No, it takes courage for a hero to put his or her life on the line to fight evil villains and defend and save innocent people.

Courage, self-sacrifice/selflessness, determination, dedication, teamwork, level-headedness, integrity, chairty, and perseverance.