What if your worst day… was someone else’s every day?160 million children are forced into labor every day. But we don’t see them. We don’t hear them. We’re too busy complaining about homework or bad Wi-Fi.In this powerful TEDx talk, I reflect on a moment that shattered my comfort—and forced me to confront a question:What am I doing with my privilege?If you’ve ever felt too small to make a difference, this talk is for you. Siddhi is a 17-year-old student, writer, and changemaker who believes that awareness is the first step toward action. Having grown up questioning privilege and inequality, Siddhi has turned personal reflections into powerful storytelling that inspires others to think differently. From student council leadership to writing about the silent struggles of teenagers, she aims to amplify unheard voices—especially those children denied their right to education.When not speaking or writing, Siddhi is often found at the badminton court, exploring books, or working on creative projects that merge empathy with impact. Her mission is simple yet urgent: to make a positive impact through one's influence. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx