In the movie Pay it Forward, a young boy teaches the adults around him a very big lesson by demonstrating a concept he calls, “pay it forward”.
Pay it forward is used to describe the concept of asking that a good deed be repaid by performing one for someone else. In other words, if I did a good deed for you, you would not do a good deed for me, instead you would find someone else and do a good deed for them. This is not a new concept but one made popular by the movie. In fact, in 1916 author Lily Hammond wrote, “You don’t pay love back, you pay it forward”.
How You Can Pay It Forward
If you have received anything of value from visiting our office, we would like you to pay it forward. If you have:
- experienced pain relief
- been given good advice about health
- enjoyed our friendship
or anything at all… do something good for someone else. It doesn’t have to be a big thing. It just has to be some-thing. You never know how much of an impact just being nice to someone can have on their life. It can make all the difference in the world to that person… so please, pay it forward.
