He inspired me and worked with me to get 80 out of 100 in Mathematics at the 10th Grade.
[Important note: I had never scored more than 35-40 up until the 10th Grade examination.]
He took keen interest in my career, offered a job when I was jobless, and most importantly, he transformed my essay of over 30 pages into a two page research paper, which was applauded by the session chair at the Second Indian Econometric Conference, Waltair held in late 1962.
He offered me a Fellowship for the study of Demography, brought me to special meetings and trained me in several ways.
He gave me the much valued break from humdrum, offered me a job at the University of Singapore, constantly held my hand and ensured my life-long progress including the lining up of the job at the World Bank.
The above is merely a set of examples. There were many others who made the life journey pleasant and comfortable, thus providing the very basis for life. Amo Ergo Sum.