#projectkindness

[jakepullsthetrigger]

I'm planning to do a Kindness Project this coming December. Who's in? Tell me.

I’m planning to do a Kindness Project for the last month of the year. However, I won’t be able to do it alone. Or should I day, the impact would be greater if more people will be more than willing to share pieces of their kindness to other people. I’m still finalizing the details in my head but already let me know should you be willing to give back and shed some light into this ever forsaken lands.

Share the word fellows!

[impactfulpeople]

This is my favorite #yogitea I've ever seen! Cheers to you little quote, count me in on #projectkindness

[theseretswekeep-blog]

I am grateful to the divine for all the beauty I was graced to see. #projectkindness #charlotterocks #zurashannon #noda #charlotte #photography #photographer

[theseretswekeep-blog]

Went to the park for 'peace' & found kindness & love 💙 thank you for the beautiful angels of #projectkindness #charlotteart #zurashannon

[akaashmaharaj]

YMCI Project Kindness 2017

It takes courage to stand up for kindness, especially in a world apt to confuse heartlessness for strength, ruthlessness for leadership. Project Kindness was created by Aryta Persaud and her students at York Mills Collegiate, to celebrate and foster kindness in Toronto. I was honoured that they asked me to be one of their speakers.

See the Project Kindness web site at https://yorkmillskindness.org/

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01.12.17

Thoughtful Thursdays! Do something thoughtful for someone today. Anything from holding the door open to paying for the person behind you. You will change their day and maybe even their heart!

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01.11.17

Although tragedy is happening all around us we can still try to find some good. Of the latest tragedies was the shooting at the Fort Lauderdale Airport, very sobering and scary for those that frequent that airport. With all the chaos and heartbreaking screams going on how could you even imagine the concept of being kind? Well I heard a story of a man who went beyond the call of kindness. As a woman falls to the floor at the time of the shooting, a complete stranger comes along and uses his body to shield her from any potential harm. Totally mind blowing! How many of us would put ourselves in danger to protect someone else? A complete stranger at that. Ponder on that for a while, I know I did!

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01.10.17