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Thank You for Celebrating a Week of Kindness

What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness?

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Thank you for being a part of our seven days of kindness. Each post reminded me of the power of kindness to improve the lives of our fellow humans. Even the smallest gesture can leave a life long impression. Each spark, each light, each moment of humanness connects us with a hope that when we really see each other, we can do anything. With love, Coach Beverly

We look forward to ringing in the new year with our amazing community!

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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