Oportunidades da vida

Cláudio was an excellent professional, hardworking and very good-humored. In the place where he worked, he was always very helpful and playful; of those people who are “a stick for every job”.

He had a beautiful family, he was very concerned with the welfare and studies of his young children, because he wanted them to succeed in life. His wife also turned around, selling Mary Kay and Jeunesse. It was a daily struggle, but always in a good mood. But there came a time when the accounts didn't close and he decided to do Uber. On one of those trips, life looked at him differently. The story started like this: a father went to pick up his daughter at school and asked to be taken to an address in São Paulo. So it was done. Two days later, I was in a Whatsapp group at a school in the interior of São Paulo, the news of a kidnapping of a child.

Cláudio's wife saw that and soon identified the license plate of her husband's vehicle. She jolted him awake, asking if he remembered taking a passenger with a daughter on the specified date. He said yes and, after hearing what happened, promptly asked for his mother's address and contact so they could talk and try to help. There they went to talk to the police. Identifying the location was not so easy, as the boy had gone down in one place, but had walked to another. Thank goodness the girl was found.

In return, his mother offered him a job much higher than his own. Cláudio thanked God and already thought about how he could give back to the Universe, helping the people around him.

Opportunities are like this: we never know where they are going to take us, but we can never fail to look at them. Not all are good, but one can change our lives completely.

For this reason, I always maintain my mantra that solidarity, good deeds and gratitude are the keys to opening the doors.

Namaste!