This is a great story, and I would love to hear from other women how they "pay it forward" in other ways (not necessarily involving money). There are so many ways that we can all "pay it forward" through daily random acts of kindness, helping others (even if it is inconvenient for us), and even just by being good role models for others around us.
I can think of many subtle ways that I pay-it-forward, but a very deliberate way was when I was planning to become pregnant with my second child, I used that year to make and deliver meals to literally two dozen new moms through my various Mom's Clubs, as my way to say "thank you in advance" to the moms I knew would be delivering meals to me and my family when our new son was born.
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This is a great story, and I would love to hear from other women how they "pay it forward" in other ways (not necessarily involving money). There are so many ways that we can all "pay it forward" through daily random acts of kindness, helping others (even if it is inconvenient for us), and even just by being good role models for others around us.
I can think of many subtle ways that I pay-it-forward, but a very deliberate way was when I was planning to become pregnant with my second child, I used that year to make and deliver meals to literally two dozen new moms through my various Mom's Clubs, as my way to say "thank you in advance" to the moms I knew would be delivering meals to me and my family when our new son was born.
What ways do others "pay it forward"?
March 6, 2011 - 8:56pmThis Comment
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