A Little Heart of Kindness: A Much Needed Motivation

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Every day may not be a pay day but pay day will surely come.
Gratitude is a sign that man has not lost his sanity.

These are the words if my father and mentor, Revd Gbeminiyi Eboda. A little heart if kindness and gratitude goes a long way in encouraging one to keep on doing what is good and what is in the best interest of all (this is called utilitarianism in morality and ethics).

Yesterday, I was on the receiving end of this heart of kindness and it gives me the much needed motivation to keep on doing what I did to deserved such kindness. Yesterday 1st February, 2018 was a remarkable day for me as I was able to successfully host a Steemit workshop that has about 20 participants getting set to join Steemit.

One of the guest speakers I invited to come and address the participants at the workshop in person of @tojukaka didn't just deliver a good presentation, he made it a duty to fly and land all the participants safely on steem planet. It was amazing. Later in the day after the workshop, @tojukaka did something that wow me, I got a WhatsApp message from him as shown below:

When I saw this message, I quickly log in to check my wallet and there it was, 1 SBD received from the 'African Steemit ambassador' @tojukaka.

I should have been the one thanking him in this manner for sacrificing his precious time to be at the workshop but he took it upon himself to appreciate me instead. It is not the amount that matters rather the message of encouragement that comes with it.

So I am using this medium to publicly say a very big thank you to @tojukaka for your kind heart and generosity. Thank you for supporting my idea of promoting Steemit in my community. I hope to rely more on your support in future.

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