Every so often, I am reminded to be grateful for the wonderful people with whom we share our world.
I was driving home recently, appreciating the exceptional warmth of the sun, the panoramic views as I approached the brow of a hill and listening to a personal development six set CD by the inspirational Tony Robbins.
I love to use my car as a ‘mobile university’ and when one disk came to an end, I was lucky enough to be on a little road where I could pull in and change it.
As I looked up to pull out, there was a car stopped, flashing, in front of me. I immediately looked around and thought,
“What have I done, there are no yellow lines here, what’s up?”
As I signalled to move, he put his arm out of the window, gave me a wave, a ‘thumbs up’ and drove off, leaving me more confused.
Then I got it – he had stopped to help me, to see if I was ok on the quiet road. I felt really grateful with his act of kindness.
I smiled as I drove behind him and was truly appreciative for his concern. In a world where we live with wars, fighting and general unrest, it was lovely to experience this unexpected concern from a stranger.
So I wanted to share how I was reminded how a smile or a helping hand as a way to practice kindness can really have an impact on someone in our community, in our world, so please look for them, give them and appreciate them.
Please remember to book on to “The Four Secret Steps to Identifying the Very Best Clients for the Super Success of Your Business”. This is a great value event that you can’t afford to miss.
When Someone Makes You Smile
Every so often, I am reminded to be grateful for the wonderful people with whom we share our world.
I was driving home recently, appreciating the exceptional warmth of the sun, the panoramic views as I approached the brow of a hill and listening to a personal development six set CD by the inspirational Tony Robbins.
I love to use my car as a ‘mobile university’ and when one disk came to an end, I was lucky enough to be on a little road where I could pull in and change it.
As I looked up to pull out, there was a car stopped, flashing, in front of me. I immediately looked around and thought,
“What have I done, there are no yellow lines here, what’s up?”
As I signalled to move, he put his arm out of the window, gave me a wave, a ‘thumbs up’ and drove off, leaving me more confused.
Then I got it – he had stopped to help me, to see if I was ok on the quiet road. I felt really grateful with his act of kindness.
I smiled as I drove behind him and was truly appreciative for his concern. In a world where we live with wars, fighting and general unrest, it was lovely to experience this unexpected concern from a stranger.
So I wanted to share how I was reminded how a smile or a helping hand as a way to practice kindness can really have an impact on someone in our community, in our world, so please look for them, give them and appreciate them.
Please remember to book on to “The Four Secret Steps to Identifying the Very Best Clients for the Super Success of Your Business”. This is a great value event that you can’t afford to miss.
Follow the link here to register
Until the next time.
Jane
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