I am Amazed! Random Acts of Kindness can Make you Millions...

Hi Mirela, A very inspiring post.. It is so very true... God always blesses us when we share our blessings.. God bless,

Thank you for sharing that story.. its always good to know that helping others always comes back to you especially when you don't expecting anything in return.

I believe the same.  Do it because you care.

YEA, good for your Mirela! It's a wonderful feeling to help someone when you know it's in your power to do so. I've been very blessed in this life and I feel that I should pay it forward. Congrats on the business opportunity! 

I believe we reap what we sow, what goes around comes around and do unto others....thanks for sharing!

Way to go Mirela!  Lori's right about the sowing & reaping!  Best part is it came naturally!

Don't know about serendipity or the likelihood of a pay back, but I agree that we should help if we can.

Congratulations, cannot wait to hear more about the new business direction.

Richard

Thank you for sharing your story.  I believe in random acts of kindness and the golden rule!

Mirela... when I search through my most cherished memories they all have a common denominator. Each one consisted of someone doing something extra-ordinary. I don't mean to imply that they were earth shattering or demonstrative. In many cases they would appear to be random... just another thing done in a busy day. People remember those who treated them kindly when they were in time of need. Sadly- many of us don't notice these opportunities. I'm so happy for you. I'm sure you never expected anything in return... but isn't it nice when goodness creates more goodness?

That's wonderful!  It always nice to do for others without expecting anything in return.

Truly wonderful story and thanks for inspiring me!!

Mirela-Such an inspiring post, You are so right you never know what connections people have, and I bet this family will forever be greatful to you for you helping them achieve the American dream.

From my blog 3/9/08 -This is a wonderful country. This is a great place. Sometimes we don't see it. But I encourage people to look a little bit harder because if you look with your heart, if you look with hope, you will find a people and a country and a world worth living in.-Ron Kovik

Joe

Mirela... you have me at the seat of my pants.  What happened?  Can I ask that? 

It's funny that I should come across this... I buy these little inspirational notes for my kids to open up each day during lunch to let them know how much I love them and to encourage them throughout the day.  You write your own personal note on the outside and tear open the inside to see what the message of the day is.  my son's  read "The best thing to chase away the blues, is to make someone else happy".

HiMirela, What you say is so true. I believe that what comes around goes around and if you treat people with love, kindness and respect, then people will treat you the same way.  You get by giving and the more generous you are, the more that you reap the rewards.

By the way, I am proud to have joined you in the 100,000+ Points Club as of yesterday!  Please take a look at my blog.  I also posted a blog from my vacation on Myrtle Beach that you might be interested in.

The old adage what goes around comes around is a true fact! Life has funny little ways of keeping score and paying off when its deserved.

Good Morning Mirela:

   I'm relatively new to Active Rain, and have been stumbling around checking it out.  I think AR is a great site, since it provides interaction, information, inspiration, and publicity: your story gave the inspiration part.  I believe, like the person said above, in paying it forward (agentspayingforward.com).  My belief is based on the fact that I am selfish: when I pay it forward I feel awesome.  The byproduct is I helped the other person (s) too!

 One of my biggest challenges is to remain grateful even when the challenges appear.  In a week where I had a kidney stone, boat damage (I co-own a wakeboarding school - launchwakeboarding.com), and two bicycle accidents, I still was able to recognize that "this will pass".  Stories like yours help reinforce that.  Good luck with the new venture. 

Mirela, Very positive advice, thank you!