A collection of posts that show how we are part of a bigger #teamkind when we act with kindness. These stories tell us about the positive things that people do to be kind to others.
Team Time for Kindness is poorly! Covid, heavy cold, dental surgery, blood pressure, post-covid brain fog – you name it, we seem to have got it in the last few weeks. So in the interests of being kind to ourselves, I’ve taken the decision to pause our plans for celebrating the Kindness Superheroes people have […]
Alexis of team Time for Kindness has been down with covid but she let me know that she was being well looked after with a loved one bringing her Lemsip, bagels and tissues – to which I responded “did you get a photo?” Kindly, said loved one then even posted with the delivery items so
Meet Anna Radulovski – our next kindness superhero! When Akua nominated Anna she said: ”She’s the organiser of the WomenTech Global Conference. Her leadership inspired and empowered over 6000 Ambassadors from 172 countries to join and unite women in tech in times of uncertainty. She is a regular speaker at large conferences in tech and
I’m feeling under the weather at the moment, so this unexpected comment I received this morning really made my day! “I love the work you do. Get better soon so you can keep brightening the lives of others.” Such a simple thing for someone to do – taking the time to send me a note
Today’s kindness superhero is Ray Dawson. His legacy of kindness lives on as people like Katherine share how they were touched and inspired by his practicing and sharing of kindness, helping those with no-one in their corner. The thoughts and hearts of Team Time for Kindness are with all of Ray’s loved ones as they grieve
Meet Carys, our second kindness superhero of 2022. Carys was nominated by her friend who said “I nominate Carys Davies for taking on dog walking & housework duties while I had the flu, being an obscenely supportive best friend, and always wanting to help people (even to the detriment of herself, so I only want to nominate
“Seeing Alastair Campbell talking about kindness in politics – not a phrase I’d thought I would write! It was insightful and also fascinating to see how the public perception of him (at least that I had) was so different from the man speaking at the festival.Raised all sorts of questions in my head about whether
My Mum and her friend were on their way to a WI meeting, driving along a country lane near Dinton Pastures Country Park in Winnersh.They came across an adolescent swan sitting in the middle of the road. It was unharmed, but obviously a bit confused. Jo stopped her car in such a way that no
In this month’s blog, guest writer James Gadsby Peet shares some steps that kind leaders can take to build trust in their teams and ensure diverse perspectives are included and valued. Great leaders are able to: All of these actions rely on being able to build trust between individuals. This is not limited to people
How does your partner show you kindness? ”I was staying at my partner’s when my period started. I get intense cramps and ibuprofen wasn’t touching them.I asked if they had a hot water bottle and they said no so I curled up on the sofa and focused on breathing. A few minutes later they nipped
