I Want To Be Remembered For Helping Others

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In this chapter I will talk about how I would also like to be remembered for helping out others if needed or even when it's not needed. Also I would like to be remembered for being a good leader whenever I can. I've found that usually the smaller things are what people appreciate more often because there isn’t much that I or many other people can do as far as major things. Some small things I like to do could be as small as holding the door open for a man or woman that are walking behind me or rushing ahead of them to open it as a nice gesture or if they might need help such as if they would to be carrying something. Other than the small things, and example of a more bigger thing that I do to help others involve helping a family member or friend more or helping out my older neighbors in the winter by shoveling and salting their sidewalks without asking them to pay me for it because I think it would be morally wrong for me to watch and not ask them if they would like help or do nothing whatsoever. …show more content…

When I was younger, helping people wasn't as big or important to me as other things such as playing with toys or messing around with my family but now it's important to me enough to the point where I think it's even more important than playing and messing around do to the different people you can meet while helping out, and the way it feels when you make somebody else happy by doing something as small as handing them something that could have fell out of their

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