RE: Cuando Nadie Aplaude #02— El vecino que barre la acera ajena. [Esp/Eng]
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Recently there has been an advert from an Asian country going around on social media which shows a man doing little things each day to help those around him. He never gets thanked, but he continues to do these things regardless. Then as time goes on he starts to see the impact it is making. A plant starts to bloom which he moved under a dripping pipe, a child gets to go to school, people come to thank him. These small things are indeed what makes the world a brighter place.
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Thank you very much for sharing that advert. I hadn’t seen it, but the idea connects deeply with what I wanted to express in this post. Sometimes the smallest gestures are the ones that create real change, even if we don’t notice it immediately.
I like to think this series is also a way of observing those silent actions that hold the world together without seeking recognition. And in the end, just like in the advert you mentioned, they always seem to bloom in some way.
I also appreciate your invitation to comment more. You’re right, on a community like Hive, comments are a very meaningful way to support and connect with others. I’m learning little by little to become more involved and interact with other creators.
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