Are you caged by negativity? We’ve got you ⬇️.
Seeing #kindness is the key to getting out of that cage, that’s why we share at least one story of kindness sent in by people like you every single day.
If you’re struggling to see the good in the world, start by looking at our posts to remind yourself what’s really out there. Then practice seeing the kindness happening around you in your world. We promise it’s there and once you start noticing it, you won’t be able to stop!
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Are you caged by negativity? We’ve got you ⬇️.
Seeing #kindness is the key to getting out of that cage, that’s why we share at least one story of kindness sent in by people like you every single day.
If you’re struggling to see the good in the world, start by looking at our posts to remind yourself what’s really out there. Then practice seeing the kindness happening around you in your world. We promise it’s there and once you start noticing it, you won’t be able to stop!
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What kind acts have you spotted on social media recently?
Someone sent in this great example from their local Facebook group and we know there’s more, so let’s hear about yours!
What kind acts have you spotted on social media recently?
Someone sent in this great example from their local Facebook group and we know there’s more, so let’s hear about yours!
“I run a Dungeons and Dragons group for neurodivergent folks in my local community and someone dropped off some coffee, tea bags, mugs and biscuits for us to use.
It was such a kind thought and gratefully received by the whole group.”
We’ve had quite a few stories about kindness related to food lately - have you got a delicious act of kindness to share with us? Let us know ⬇️
“I run a Dungeons and Dragons group for neurodivergent folks in my local community and someone dropped off some coffee, tea bags, mugs and biscuits for us to use.
It was such a kind thought and gratefully received by the whole group.”
We’ve had quite a few stories about kindness related to food lately - have you got a delicious act of kindness to share with us? Let us know ⬇️
A friend and (diff day) a group of strangers made me cry in a good way this week:
They saw me in a mask and put on masks without making it my problem or making me feel awkward or asking if I wanted them to. The friend was outdoors and put on a mask before I even saw them coming. I didn't realize they don't always wear masks outside now, but they've never made it my problem at all. The strangers simply put on masks and passed a mask to the 1 person there who didn't have one.
A friend and (diff day) a group of strangers made me cry in a good way this week:
They saw me in a mask and put on masks without making it my problem or making me feel awkward or asking if I wanted them to. The friend was outdoors and put on a mask before I even saw them coming. I didn't realize they don't always wear masks outside now, but they've never made it my problem at all. The strangers simply put on masks and passed a mask to the 1 person there who didn't have one.
Another visitor to the city asked me to take her photo in front of Basel Cathedral.
Small acts of kindness like this are powerful if we notice them. That’s why we share at least one story of kindness every single day here - to help remind you that good things are happening.
Hit follow to bring some positivity into your feed.
Another visitor to the city asked me to take her photo in front of Basel Cathedral.
Small acts of kindness like this are powerful if we notice them. That’s why we share at least one story of kindness every single day here - to help remind you that good things are happening.
Hit follow to bring some positivity into your feed.
Treat every person
with kindness and respect,
even those who are rude to you.
Remember that you show compassion
to others not because of who they are,
but because of what you are.
Andrew T. Somers
via natureloveratheart
Treat every person
with kindness and respect,
even those who are rude to you.
Remember that you show compassion
to others not because of who they are,
but because of what you are.
Andrew T. Somers
via natureloveratheart
What kindness do you see in your local community?
Once a year, Sara walks through New York City carrying roses, not for a cause or a holiday, but to see strangers smile.
In parks, on the subway, in line at a coffee shop, she offers each woman a flower. Attached is a handwritten note: "You are seen. You are enough. Keep going."
Reactions vary. Some people smile. Others cry. One woman, after a long pause, whispered, “I needed this today more than you’ll ever know.”
What kindness do you see in your local community?
Once a year, Sara walks through New York City carrying roses, not for a cause or a holiday, but to see strangers smile.
In parks, on the subway, in line at a coffee shop, she offers each woman a flower. Attached is a handwritten note: "You are seen. You are enough. Keep going."
Reactions vary. Some people smile. Others cry. One woman, after a long pause, whispered, “I needed this today more than you’ll ever know.”
There is a lot of kindness in the world and once you start to notice it, you'll realise it's everywhere. And when you see kind, you feel better. And when you feel better, you perform better. So it's good for individuals and the businesses they work for.
Why not hit follow to get daily reminders of the #kindness happening in the world and give yourself a boost?
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What kindness have you seen today?
I was sitting by a lock on the River Thames and I noticed a boat come through and then start to do a strange reverse manouver. Then the man driving the boat called out to someone on the other side of the river and asked her to press the button to close the gates.
I realised he was trying to reverse to press the button himself but when she kindly did it for him he carried on down the river.
What kindness have you seen today?
I was sitting by a lock on the River Thames and I noticed a boat come through and then start to do a strange reverse manouver. Then the man driving the boat called out to someone on the other side of the river and asked her to press the button to close the gates.
I realised he was trying to reverse to press the button himself but when she kindly did it for him he carried on down the river.
Bro Radio have been celebrating Asda worker, Howard, who a Barry shopper says brightens her day with kindness.
Read about Howard's kindness and the difference it made to an autistic boy: https://www.broradio.fm/news/local/kindness-of-a-barry-supermarket-worker-highlighted-for-all-to-see/ .
#Autism#Kindness#GoodNews
https://www.broradio.fm/news/local/kindness-of-a-barry-supermarket-worker-highlighted-for-all-to-see/