Kindness is a cornerstone in my life and in this business. I try to impart upon my kids the importance of small kindnesses; that it doesn't take a lot of money or time to make a good impression on our world.
Hold a door for someone with their hands full.
Donate some outgrown toys to a shelter.
Buy a coffee for someone on the street.
Send an e-card to a friend.
Bake some cookies for a teacher.
Smile.
Every kindness you send out into our world will come back to you plenty, I promise. Kindness is something we will never run out of, as long as we keep sharing it.
I love hearing stories of kindness. Share 'em if you got 'em.
I love hearing stories of kindness. Share 'em if you got 'em.

Love it and agree 110%
ReplyDeleteWell I have a story but it's way too long for here. But because someone was beyond kind to me, it literally turned my life around.
ReplyDeleteIt is a great story Sharon. Makes me weepy every time I read about it!
DeleteCheck out my friend Darren's blog http://365actsofkindness.wordpress.com/ Random Acts of Kindness every day for 2012. Sometimes it's the little things :)
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