Kindness @zulbahri

Hello everyone, on this occasion I want to participate in a contest held by @drhira
about the Contest Warning!!!!!!!!! Kindness
This is my previous entry I want to invite my friends @anthony02, @vickyson and @richy20
to participate in this contest

I believe we have a moral responsibility to aid others in need and that every person on the planet should strive to do so. Life is full of uncertainties and everyone must have experienced a hard time, either physically or emotionally or financially. In moments like that, other people who do care can be a savior, a turn of the screw that makes someone survive. And help doesn't necessarily have to be with money, many times you can get through to them with just a little of your time, advice or listening to their complaints.

I myself have felt how valuable the help of others is in my life. During college, I experienced quite severe financial difficulties. My parents were in an unstable economic condition because the family business suffered losses. In the midst of confusion, one of my friends voluntarily paid some of my tuition fees without being asked. He said, "If you graduate, that's also a victory for all of us.

It put me in good stead financially, of course, but it also helped define the way I think. I discovered that when we assist each other, we are really weaving the fine fabric of humanity. So long as we have the strength to be one of them, this world will never be short of good people. Since then, I have been motivated to be there for others as much as I can, whether that means sharing information about scholarships, giving someone a ride or simply being a companion for someone under pressure.

There were a particular incident that actually changed my life. During a social visit in a village setting, I came across a small boy who wanted to be a doctor in life despite deprivation. His great enthusiasm showed me that there are no limits to hopes and aspirations. I came back from that trip literally with the intention of giving back more because I realise how one little thing could spark so much hope in someone.