My Five Act Of Kindness
By: Hamid Hussain
Tags: Amalkindness, Amal Academy, Amal Totkay, Amal Fellowship

“Remember there’s no such thing as a small act of kindness. Every act creates a ripple with no logical ends” -Scott Adams

So, Every human whether child or adult has a little hearts throbbing inside them. Such a delicate part has so many things to say and what we see, are small and cute acts that remain as memories in our minds. Today, I have some act of kindness from my side. I hope you all are gonna enjoy them.

Helping my friend in making his presentation

Working on a presentation on the topic “Aqueous titration” for my friends

Recently my friend gave a presentation on a topic that was not available on Google and many of the books. I helped him by making a presentation on my very own pad with my stylus pen, designed many of the images and wrote a brief explanation which I compiled through different resources. I will publish it on some readable platforms for others students who are searching for it.

Writing an E-Book for students of my department

Visual from my pad of a book named “Pharmacology at your finger tips”

“Being a Philanthropist is not just going down to slums and giving the needy people food, shelter and other items of their needs instead helping the people in the best way you can in your field is also called serving the humanity”

Currently, during my fellowship, I am writing a short, compiled, attractive to readers and easy to understand book on my subject pharmacology for the pharmacy students in my department and other universities. So, that they could get valuable information at their door steps without paying any charges. Inshallah, if I get the chance in future, I will publish it as a proper book. Truly, hard work requires time and it’s not that easy to make.

Became a student affair ambassador

email of my selection as a ambassador of student affair recently

Recently, I am also working as a ambassador of student affairs at my department and working to help pharmacy student with their queries related to the field, motivating them, counselling of the students, conducting webinars, online internships and providing information about jobs that have just arrived freshly. I really feel overpowered by helping others. Yet, I developed some skills from Amal and applying them here in my work.

My beautiful pets but a harsh story behind them

“Carlo” and “Snowy”, the wonderful pets, today morning

These are my two cute pets whom I love a lot. But don’t judge them to be the normal pets, they were left out by their owner on a rainy day in a really bad condition too gruesome to mention. I heard their voices and rescued them and today I see them and is really surprised that they are totally changed. From skinny underweight to healthy and cute fluffs, indeed a long journey.

Some one there with me, supporting me to complete my assignments on time

Today, I allowed Carlo to have a nap near me. It really satisfying and relaxing that someone is there caring and looking for you. Long live my pets

“Rewarding feedback”, A lesson learnt by humility and acceptance

A “learning group assignment” , rewarding and satisfying end of the meeting

Really, if you take your group or team or company as a family, you will definitely care for everyone in the team, efficient or weak and in my views please keep in my mind, support each of your team mate, keep rewarding them for their work. Simple is that, just tag each of your team member and you see the magic. It’s evenly rewarding for you. Today, I completed a group learning session with my team mates. Truly, they were so supportive that one of the members (Ali Raza) called me “Sir”. I thought as if he had mistakenly called me that but inside I was happy, Did you see the magic, be polite to your team mates. But I wanted to tell him that don’t call me a Sir, I am just like you Ali or my other team members.

On the end I remember a little line from Michael Jordan’s interview

“I want to be my guys (his team mates)”

On this note, I end it here and I hope you may Like it.