Can acts of kindness really help shake my February funk? I was pleasantly surprised that speaking out got the kindness rolling in.
I’m feeling “meh.” I guess I’m in a February funk. Are you feeling the same way? Here’s how I’m going to try to shake it.
Does your Valentine’s Day typically end up in disappointment? Widen your lens of love and bring more joy and kindness into your life.
Reaching out to create a connection is a mutually beneficial act of kindness. But it takes time and energy, and we often lack both. Read more to find out how you can overcome common stumbling blocks and be more connected today.
Showing kindness by volunteering in your community is a win for all involved. Find out why and how you can win today.
Do you feel like you’re always behind, treading water, just keeping your head up? Be kind to yourself. Make some changes to find balance in your life.
Wishing you and your loved ones a happy, healthy and kind holiday season.
Our “weak ties,” the casual friendships in our lives, can be a source of happiness and new opportunities.
We don’t have to be rewarded to reap the benefits of an act of kindness. The impact still exists, even when no one is looking.
Are you still in need of children’s gifts? Then you’ve come to the right place! Here’s a list of some of my favorite children’s books – with a kindness twist.
It figures that complimenting someone brings them joy. Don’t underestimate how good it is for you too.
The holidays can feel excessive. But I’ve recently discovered that even in my own neighborhood, there are kids with wish lists that are anything but excessive. The Broad Street Angels are trying to make sure those children’s wishes are coming true too.
