acts of kindness.ppt

Acts of kindness * * For example What would you do if you wanted to make a diffference in the world--the world in whitch so many people need of help and care. we should believe that a person who gives great service also gets great return.we should believethe capacity to care is the thing that gives life its deepest meaning and significance. Small things can often mean a great deal. Help a Child Learn When you look back at your own childhood, you can probably name several key people who taught you some of the most important things you know today. You too, can be an influential force in a child’s life by spending time helping him or her to learn. You can help a child master a subject he or she is struggling with in school, teach him or her to play a sport or learn another skill. Help Someone for Free It’s easy to put time and effort into tasks if we’re doing them for ourselves or getting paid to do them. But what about doing work for others when you aren’t getting paid? Why not do a job like mowing the lawn, cleaning the house or babysitting for someone, and surprise him or her by not charging. Be a Friend Who Listens If you have a friend whos going through a rough time, offer to talk about it with them over a coffee. Think of all the times youve wished you had a friend to talk to--be proactive and be that friend for someone else. Simply listening will show how much you care; your friend knows you are busy too so the fact that you are setting aside time to sit and listen to them can really mean a lot. Help Someone Whose Car is Broken Down No one enjoys having car trouble, especially if they are on their way to work or late for an appointment. The feeling of being stranded somewhere can be extremely stressful, but it can also very lonely. All it might take for you to boost the spirits of someone whose car is broken down is just to stop and see if there is anything you can