Love it! Bring on the love and Oxycontin. "helper's High" is a treat, What a win win.

Just a few bits of friendship is the best thing ever!

thanks. I love U. kisses and hugs! ♥

I pay it forward & challenge all my friends & followers to start the ripple of kindness.

Vivan el poder de compartir!! los hara imparables!!

@LifeVestInside

9 жыл бұрын

MARCO ANTONIO MENDOZA LEAL Hola Marco Antonio! Muchísimas gracias por tu apoyo. Si quieres apoyarnos aun mas puedes ir a @fuelkindness y toma parte del 10x10 Challenge. La meta de este desafío es que usted toma un acto de bondad por 3 semanas y consigas $10 de 10 personas para Life Vest Inside. Que tenga un bellísimo día.

Here's why you shouldn't buy gifts that are not asked for, especially for hobbyists (unless you're 100% sure you already know what someone would like as a gift): Right now, I am 21 years old, and a huge Lego freak, I have been for all my life. For my 20th birthday my parents asked me what I wanted as a present. I said it didn't really matter to me, as long as it was either useful (like a new backpack), just money or something from LEGO. I even made some suggestions which were within a certain price range. Since I was going to do a IT education that year, I got a programmable Lego-like plastic robot, probably worth like €40,- (what I expected to be the price range). But it wasn't Lego, so it just sat aside my Lego, barely opened, getting dusty. Eventually I gave it to my brother who was also going to do IT. It's not that I hated the gift, I hated the idea of having not-actually Lego amongst my real Lego. Ask someone who is a huge Lego fan like me and he'll more than probably agree with me. What felt even worse for me, was that when the gift was still wrapped it felt like it was an actual Lego box. So I was pretty excited to see what I got. And naturally was very disappointed to see it was something I didn't asked for. I even pointed out many times to my parents that they shouldn't buy something that looked Lego like. It would have to be Lego, because I am strongly against Lego knock-offs. It has been my hobby for my whole life, and I don't want to have anything to do with things that aren't 'real'. Luckily they learned from the mistake, and for my 21st birthday my parents (and grandparents) got me the Fiat 500 set. I was, and still am super happy 😊. When you ask someone what you could get them for a present, the best thing you can do is either get them what they point out. Or if you think it Is too expensive either group up with other people or give (nicely packed) money. Especially if it is something related to an expensive hobby. Otherwise you will only disappoint that person. And with that, yourself as well. Usually people (with hobbies) know exactly what they would want as a gift. And they can probably give you guidelines on what you should buy. But you should also listen to what they tell you what NOT to buy. Usually it will be brand-related. I could talk about this for longer, but basically don't disappoint someone with something they don't ask for. Especially if it looks like it but in the end clearly isn't the same thing. Or debate it in the comments👇

The book with heart in the middle looked like the orange vest

Great!

Orly.. I love your voice..

@LifeVestInside

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Priyanka! Wow! Thanks so much for your kind words. It took me a long time to get comfortable hearing my voice on so many of our videos. I am really happy to hear that it is something you enjoy listening to. You can help support me and Life Vest Inside as we create more kindness media by subscribing to our channel. Have an AMAZING week!

Absolutely wonderful! I have a big smile on my face.

@FranSorin

9 жыл бұрын

This video will make you smile- and want to give!!

@LifeVestInside

9 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the kind, wonderful words, Fran! We're so glad that the video put a smile on your face; your comment put a smile on mine! Don't forget to follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to learn more about Life Vest Inside's mission! facebook.com/lifevestinside

@kiranpotharaju6673

7 ай бұрын

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awesome! how's this font called?

Another nice job 😉

@LifeVestInside

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Milosz! I really appreciate this comment. :)

awesome!!!!!!!!!!! who made the video? it's great!!!

I just got so inspired, I'm crying and I don't even know why.

Cool video guys! Thanks for sharing :)

@LifeVestInside

9 жыл бұрын

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@LifeVestInside

9 жыл бұрын

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And this is why moral selfishness (A.K.A. Objectivism) is the most consistent moral philosophy. The morally selfish produce things. Those products make other peoples' lives better. Those people tell their friends, who in turn buy more of those products. The morally selfish become rich. The rich have money to give to LifeVestInside...Capitalism is awesome!

@LifeVestInside

6 жыл бұрын

What a thoughtful comment! Life Vest Inside does have products for sale that help support the organization and all its initiatives. You can also donate to the organization directly by visiting www.lifevestinside.com/donate. Life Vest Inside is supported completely through donations and can always use additional help. Plus when a person donates to a good cause it helps them feel good about themselves as well. It's a win-win for everyone! :)

i need arabic subtitles ^^

Winstin Churchill the buther off Bengal, should have chosen someone else.

@LifeVestInside

5 жыл бұрын

Can you explain what you mean?

@TM-wv1zc

5 жыл бұрын

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@TM-wv1zc

5 жыл бұрын

@@LifeVestInside what kind of a robin hood takes from the poor and gives to the rich. Hes worst than hitler.

Is it me or does this video say that the only reason to give is to help yourself? You shouldn't just want to help people to make your self happy, but to actually help others. But I guess this video is doing good because it is making people more generous but I think the intentions behind them are selfish ones. Then again I guess this is the opposite of hedonism in the sense that you are making yourself happy by giving to others and not yourself so I guess this way of thinking is still beneficial. There are some cool facts though so thanks for making it, sorry for the very pessimistic outlook on the video and sorry if I caused offence. But maybe teaching that giving is about other people instead of yourself is an idea for another video?

@Yoavs67

8 жыл бұрын

hi Soctt This is called enlightened selfishness in the same time you are tacking care of some one else and your self as well what is wrong with that? both sides gain from that and any way in the process you learn about others and there needs and it is ment to move people that are not use to help or give get out of ther shell, so you give them an intensive and thy learn that it is a beatifically thing to do

can i be in ur kindness chai plsssssss and kindness chain plssssss and i subscribe also and in kindness dance