The knock-on effects of your actions can spread kindness more widely as people read the positive news of what you have done.
“In Bristol we were driving up a steep narrow road. In front of us were two cyclists and a guy on a hire scooter. The hill was a bit much for the scooter so one of the cyclists helped him up the hill with a gentle hand on his back. It must of been hard […]
I was out for my morning walk when I spotted a school jumper that had obviously been dropped during the school run. Someone had tied it to a lamp post – a double kindness because it was now more visible and it wouldn’t be trampled on. Tell me about a kind moment you’ve seen lately.
“I was waiting for my doctors appointment, when two older men came in. It soon became apparent that one of them had found the other out of breath and seemed to be very confused. This man took him to the doctors and got him sorted and as it turned out he had an appointment in
“I had a parking attendant let me off a ticket he was writing last week – I was honest and polite and he extended me kindness!” This lovely moment of kindness was just one that was shared at one of my wellbeing workshops and goes to show what a positive experience the workshops are. Attendees
There’s no denying that we continue to live in difficult and scary times which can be bad for our individual and collective mental health. There are some truly horrifying things going on around the world, both far away and closer to home. At times this can seem overwhelming and I, like many others, feel helpless
“In Boots someone buying a 3 for 2 of body butter only needed two so gave me the 3rd!” This great example of everyday kindness was shared at one of our wellbeing workshops. The workshops are designed to improve your people’s wellbeing and the way they connect and collaborate. Contact me to discuss having a
“I was in London with my daughter Lizzie for a hospital appointment. When we returned to Epping tube station, we found ourselves on the wrong side of the platform, where there were stairs to cross. I started to lift my daughter out of her wheelchair to carry her up the stairs, planning to hold the
A lady stopped her car when two strangers were waving frantically at her. “It was just going dark in Alsager and we had a vague arrangement with our kind friend Sue that she would pick us up and take us to the rendevu with our other mates. We rang Sue to say that we would
“My partner and I went out late to get some takeaway food. When we went to the place we usually do, on Grant Street, we found that there was a new shop open and still open at 10:30pm. We went to investigate this as we are trying to use local small businesses even more. It
At Time for Kindness we believe that kindness is powerful because it connects us as humans. Our guest last month wrote about using understanding of different cultures to spot kindness. This month Nina Lenton, coach and creative thinking partner, continues the theme of communicating across difference, this time in relation to different personality traits. Most
