TRUE KINDNESS
IS RANDOM
TRUE KINDNESS
IS RANDOM
Smile and say hi to someone.
Help someone lift something heavy.
Give someone your seat on the train.
Buy a stranger flowers and deliver them anonymously.
Rake your neighbor’s leaves.
Give someone a hug.
Let someone else go ahead of you in line.
Pay for someone’s groceries.
Smile and say hi to someone.
Help Someone lift something heavy.
Give someone your seat on the train.
Buy a stranger flowers and deliver them anonymously.
Rake your neighbor’s leaves.
Give someone a hug.
Let someone else go ahead of you in line.
Pay for someone’s groceries.
Take your grandma’s hand when you are walking together.
Help out a struggling colleague.
Talk to someone who seems sad.
Listen to someone who wants to talk to you.
Buy a family dinner in a restaurant.
Deliver fresh, baked goods to the school office.
Buy someone a coffee.
Hold someone else’s baby for them.
Do a chore without being asked.
Give a compliment.
Let a driver have your parking spot.
Send a heart text out of the blue.
Send a “Have a Good Day” card.
Make a random donation.
Lend your jacket if you see someone is cold.
Pull some of your neighbor’s weeds, while you’re at it.
If you notice someone’s car has a flat, light out, etc., let them know.
Help someone in need.
Take someone’s shift for them.
Buy a lunch for someone, and deliver it to their desk at work when they don’t expect it.
Let people merge when getting on a crowded freeway.
Helped a neighbor when they are struggling with a house repair.
Move seats or offer your seat on an airplane when you notice families separated.
Give your umbrella to someone who needs it.
Pay entrance fee or toll for the car behind you.
Watch out for someone else’s kid.
Take your grandma’s hand when you are walking together.
Help out a struggling colleague.
Talk to someone who seems sad.
Listen to someone who wants to talk to you.
Buy a family dinner in a restaurant.
Deliver fresh baked goodies to the school office.
Buy someone a coffee.
Hold someone else’s baby.
Do a chore without asking.
Give a compliment.
Let a driver have your parking spot.
Give a hug to someone who needs one.
Send a heart text out of the blue.
Send a have a good day card.
Lend a jacket if you see someone is cold.
Pull some of your neighbor’s weeds, while you’re at it.
If you notice someone’s car has a flat, let them know.
Help someone in need.
Take someone’s shift for them.
Buy and deliver a lunch to someone when they don’t expect it.
Let people merge in front of you when getting on the freeway.
Help a neighbor with a fence they are struggling with.
Move seats on a plane when you notice families are separated.
Give your umbrella to someone who needs it.
Send drinks to someone (you don’t know) who is celebrating.
Pay entrance fee/toll for the car behind you.
Watch out for someone else’s kid as if they were yours.
There is nothing more satisfying than
a random act of kindness.
When the beneficiary doesn’t expect it and
the person giving has no expectations of return.
GET NO KUDOS is at the core of a world where
we do more kind things and don’t expect accolades.
we do more kind things and don’t expect accolades.
IT CAN BE SOMETHING SMALL
It does not have to be a large gesture of kindness to be
meaningful and you don’t even have to mention it to anyone.
meaningful and you don’t even have to mention it to anyone.
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