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Happy Solstice! 7 Ways to Inspire Kindness this Holiday Season

Coach Beverly, Taryn and Robert wish everyone Happy Holidays!
Since we will be spending time with our families and loved ones, the office will be closed from December 23 – December 27.
During this time of reflection and celebration, we will not be posting our usual blogs. Instead, we will post a daily message of kindness inspired by a host of holidays. This is a small gesture of gratitude for your service and dedication to the diabetes community.

With a heart full of thanks from all of us at Diabetes Education Services.

7 Ways to Make Kindness the Norm:

  1. Send an uplifting text to a friend or family member.
  2. Let that guy next to you merge into traffic with a wave and a smile.
  3. Include intentional moments of kindness, laughter, and delight in your daily routine.
  4. Go slightly out of your comfort zone at least once a day to make someone smile.
  5. Share a compliment with a co-worker or friend.
  6. Reach out to a family member you haven’t spoken to in a while.
  7. Treat someone to a cup of coffee.

Read more about the kindness movement at Random Acts of Kindness.


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