Story of my life

There is no better feeling in life rather than helping someone. I’ll tell you a true story that I am very proud of and will always be. November of 2011 a kid came to Australia trying to earn a living. He was looking for a job for five months straight, restless, continuously. He was asking for a chance to prove himself that he can make a difference in this, for him, new country. Eventually after five months he was called up for an interview, he proved that he can take the job and two months later he got he’s second one. He did the impossible, only by being himself, and show the people that hired him his appreciation of giving him the opportunity that he was asking for by working hard and looking after their businesses as they were his own. Six months later he eventually enrolled on a course that he wanted but trying keeping two jobs and study was a little bit tiring. One of his bosses after watching him working so hard in both jobs and studying at the same time, offered him a full time job so he could study what he wanted and be comfortable with his life without killing himself. In the end the kid started thinking with a business mind by looking into career sites and by watching what was happening around him. Unfortunately he realised that there was no future in what he was studying so he had to weight his options and quit studying with the result of devoting his life into the business world. I can say now that it was the biggest turn in my life of leaving the Australian Institution and focusing in the business world. I can say with pride and thankfulness that it was the wisest choice that I took in my life. It opened my eyes and made me see the world from another perspective. Three years later I went back home for the first time since I’ve been here and I was pretty excited. My path was crossed in Greece with a taxi driver that he told me his nephew was coming to Sydney a couple of days after my returning date back here. Without giving it any thought I wrote my contact number and my name on a piece of paper, fold it in half and handed it over to the taxi driver. A couple of months later this beautiful teenage couple arrived in Sydney with a hope and wish of earning a leaving in Sydney. I am proud to say this story because both kids deserve the best in this life and I am happy knowing that I helped them not to get through something like I did. If you can help someone in order to make his life easier just do it. Don’t think it over and say “I struggled why shouldn't he”. I can assure you that there is no better feeling than knowing that you helped someone in this life. Make that small act of kindness.

Cause only united, we can make a difference.