The knock-on effects of your actions can spread kindness more widely as people read the positive news of what you have done.
“I run intergenerational sessions in Care Homes, Butterfly Buddies, and am often blown away by the kindness of everyone involved – the residents, the carers, the parents and the children! But I wanted to talk about one particular resident who seems to embody kindness! Every week he offers to help me carry all my equipment […]
“This is Florence who we met at the cat shelter, she has ataxia, she has a brother who walks beside her to keep her going in a straight line. The really heart warming part of the story is they have been adopted together and will be off shortly to their forever home together. Apparently the
We went out for a pub lunch at The Waterside Woodley to celebrate my Mum’s birthday. We were trying (unsuccessfully) to take a selfie of the 5 of us and include the pub itself in the photo. A man just arriving with his son saw what we were doing and offered to take a photo
“I was running late to my covid vaccination and the tiny car park was full and to get out I needed to reverse onto busy main road to get out. As I was turning around I noticed an old guy with a dog at the entrance to car park. I thought he was stopping traffic
Who else is going to The Business Show in London on 14th November? (Get your free tickets here). I’d love to meet up with you if you’re interested to learn more about my kindness workshops & talks, or chat about kindness generally. Let me know so we can make a plan to get together.
“I got an incredible shout out in a Facebook group! It really gave me a super warm feeling, and motivated me to keep going 🥰” As all small business owners and freelancers will know, a shout out or a great review is the best thing for so many reasons. Have you left a review for
“I was in Glasgow for work with the Army for a meeting at our HQ. At the end of the meeting and after helping one of the lads waterproof some maps I suggested we went to a local Cafe called Sweeny’s for lunch as I love their Pie Chips and beans. We came in and
Kindness isn’t always easy. Sometimes the kind action isn’t something that you want to do. Sometimes you don’t really like the person who needs kindness. Sometimes you don’t know where to start with finding the kindest thing to do, so it’s easier to not do anything. And sometimes you simply don’t have the time. Or,
“I was on the bus and I noticed a young man pick up a walking stick that had fallen on the floor, out of the reach of the lady it belonged to – he hung it back on the handrail in front of her.” These small acts are exactly the kind of thing we’re hoping
“Just to say a big thank you to all the wonderful people who came to help my auntie today when she had a fall. People came from everywhere to help. She’s a bit shaken up, but seems ok and is enjoying a cup of tea at her daughters. After we drove off I realised I
