A limo driver in Connecticut said his life was transformed by an eight-year-old child because of his giving spirit.

<div class="block">A limo driver in Connecticut said his life was transformed by an eight-year-old child because of his giving spirit.</div>

On a Positive Note

On a Positive Note: Limo Driver & Child Become Unlikely Friends After Act of Kindness

Well, let's head on over to Connecticut. Now where our next story shines a light on what on a positive note is all about kindness, joy, and treating others the way you wanna be treated. We're taking a look at how one limo driver says an eight year old boy helped to transform his life all through his giving spirit. Born and raised in Stratford, Stevie Winston of Stratford, owns his own livery company and is known for having a heart as big as a stretch limo feels better to help than not. Stevie says, while most of his life lessons have been learned in the greater Bridgeport area, a trip to Greenwich over the weekend, you don't see the homeless out there, open the door to a whole new outlook. Thanks to a boy named Kai Rothenberg of Greenwich, whose parents took him on a limo ride through Manhattan to celebrate his eighth birthday coming from Manhattan and I ended up getting off at the wrong exit in the Bronx. But that wrong turn. Stevie says would lead to an amazing experience when I look back through the side mirror. I've seen the kids with a smile on their face and giving the homeless man, money, snacks, cold water. Why did you do that? This was your birthday. He looked like he looked like a little sad. We actually had nothing to do with it. They saw him right away. They all screamed, stop the limo, stop the limo. Let's give him something. Let's help him. And he was yelling at the top of his lungs singing happy birthday to my eight year old son, an unforgettable birthday ride where two worlds would collide in a wonderful way. It's important to help others be kind to want to help and give back. That's what really touched me and it was all thanks to a little guy named Kai. The life lesson is never judge a book by its cover. The world needs more guys out there.