World Kindness Day is today. It’s the perfect reason to take a moment, perhaps even set our differences aside, and consider…how can we be kind to each other today? Read on for some ideas on how you can make a difference in someone’s life.
Are you a fixer like me? I often try to solve other people’s problems–even when they don’t ask. Be kind and first ask this clarifying question.
Read how a simple exchange between two strangers in the TSA security line created a ripple effect of kindness. Are you willing to say something kind when you see it?
Father’s Day is not a joyful holiday for everyone and companies are acknowledging that and giving customers a choice with opt-out emails. Is it an act of kindness or just slick marketing?
How do you wrap-up your workday? Do you feel rushed or incomplete? Read why targeted positivity practice is an easy hack that will make a big impact.
On Pay It Forward Day, a group of Steak ‘n Shake employees decided to buy one customer’s meal. That single act initiated a chain reaction of kindness that just kept giving. I loved this for a few reasons. 1. The employees initiated this act of kindness. No one asked them to do it. The company […]
One small act can create a chain reaction of kindness. Read how a drive-thru order led to an entire day of giving.
What aspect of nature brings you the most happiness? Are you finding joy in nature on a regular basis? I’ve recently discovered a respite in NYC that is doing wonders for my soul.
Pauly Shore took a risk and defended a fellow celebrity on Facebook. Do you have the courage to lead with vulnerability? What you may feel is a weakness can be a great source of strength for yourself and the others you inspire.
Angela Alvarez won a Latin Grammy for ‘Best New Artist’ at the age of 95. It’s never to late to try something new. Read why you should get started today.
April 23rd was World Book Day. To celebrate, pick one up today! We can live a different life with every book we open. Sharing emotions with each character we embrace, fiction inspires empathy. Making time for fiction benefits everyone.
“A Man Called Otto” isn’t just another feel good Tom Hanks movie. You’ll walk away from this story with some valuable life lessons as well.
