What random act of kindness could you perform right now and to whom?

[Abby Richter – Team O’Leary]

[Thomas Iannacone]

How about when you meet or encounter someone today; whether it is at work, while shopping, etc, engage in conversation other than simply, “Hi, how are you?” and the like. Engage a conversation that makes them the center or focal point, make them feel important. At the same time, it will help to cultivate future conversations/encounters with them that will be more meaningful.

[janette votaw]

I am out of town at a convention and I helped a couple older women find their way. There English was not great and they were lost. I showed them how to get to their destination. Even small acts can be helpful.

[Mike Anderson]

Since I speak a few languages, I could (and have) used that skill to help others in our country as well as abroad to find things or find someone who could better help them. Just showing willingness to take a minute or two out of our crazy busy day is so appreciated.

[Abby Richter – Team O’Leary]

These are great ways to show these small acts of kindness to others.  We look forward to continuing this discussion on June’s Webcast as there was so much more content we couldn’t get to in just one hour!

 

[roberthugginsdj]

It’s the last day of Christmas or close it’s the fifth of January 2020.  Close enough for an imperfect world. This means I can say…

HAPPY CHRISTMAS ? ???

AND

HAPPY NEW YEAR ????????

This my first random act,  wishing you all John and team a wonderful 2020

I’m filled with joy and I’m sharing it with whom ever wishes to receive it in abundance

Imagine I’m standing in the back of a pickup truck that’s slowly driving through your street and I’m throwing bunches of $100 dollar bills as fast as I can out in the air for all to grab. There’s no stampeding there plenty to go around

HAPPY 2020 and beyond and remember today is the day there is no other.

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