He Stopped to Save a Dying Stranger on the Highway—Three Days … – Real Life Diaries

And every now and then, when I’m leaving the office after a long day and the building is mostly empty, I pass the glass wall near the lobby and catch my own reflection.

Older now than I was then.

A little grayer at the temples.

A little thicker around the middle.

Still carrying too much responsibility on some days.

Still worrying more than Emily says is healthy.

Still trying.

But when I look at that reflection, I don’t see the man who got fired.

I see the man who stopped.

And I think that made all the difference.