“Each of us owes someone. We all benefit by reaching out and helping others.”
— Les Brown
Simplified Meaning:
Think about how we all need help from others at times. For example, when you were a baby, your parents took care of you. In school, teachers helped you learn how to read and write. Even as adults, we often get advice from friends or assistance from colleagues at work. This means that everyone, at some point, has relied on someone else. Knowing this, it's important to remember that we should also be willing to help others when they need it. Maybe you have a friend who is feeling sad and just needs someone to talk to, or a neighbor who needs help carrying groceries. By giving a little bit of our time and kindness, we make the world a better place for everyone. Helping others not only supports them but can also make us feel good and create a stronger community.
