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Happy World Kindness Day
Today is World Kindness Day, not America Kindness Day but World Kindness Day. Wouldn’t it be beautiful if everyone spent this one day spreading kindness? Every single person on earth spreading kindness. Imagine that. Continue reading Happy World Kindness Day
Announcing our Kindness Award Winner for November 2023
A huge shout out to Jesse’s Paddle (aka, The Jesse Klump Suicide Awareness and Prevention Program) for their very generous donation. They are funding four additional MKRO awards, the first of which goes to today’s winner, Rena Rosen. Continue reading Announcing our Kindness Award Winner for November 2023
Work Attitude
Most people will work over 80,000 hours in their lifetime or about 1/3 of their life. How sad that so many people find work unfulfilling and a chore. It doesn’t have to be that way. Continue reading Work Attitude
Two Must See Movies
Palmer and Somewhere In Queens. If you do nothing else this year, watch these two movies. They run the gamut of emotions, the acting is phenomenal and they will melt your heart. I’d never heard of either of these movies, we just happened upon them when looking for something to watch. I’m so grateful we found them. These movies will stay with me forever. They both touch on families that are struggling, albeit, each very, differently. They will have you rooting for them, laughing with them, afraid for them, and crying with them. Continue reading Two Must See Movies
We’re Happy to Announce our Kindness Grant Winner for September 2023
Ruby Chitsey, (Harrison, AR) is the 15-year-old founder of Three Wishes for Ruby’s Residents, a non-profit that fulfills small wishes to nursing home seniors. Continue reading We’re Happy to Announce our Kindness Grant Winner for September 2023
I Asked AI to Write About Kindness
I’ve been playing around with AI (Artificial Intelligence) trying to understand how it works and seeing if it can be useful, so I asked it to write about kindness. I was blown away by what it wrote. Absolutely perfect in every sense. This is what I asked it to write: Please generate a 3-4 paragraph kindness article in the style of Matts Kindness Ripples On with the following title, “Why Kindness Matters”. Continue reading I Asked AI to Write About Kindness
10 Videos to Inspire, Astonish, and Make you laugh
I love when someone shares a video with me and it leaves me feeling inspired or motivated or has me laughing out loud. Here are a few of my favorites. A few are older but all of them are worth watching. I’ve tried to keep them short but there are two that are a bit longer. I hope you enjoy them as much as I do. Continue reading 10 Videos to Inspire, Astonish, and Make you laugh
Confused About LGBTQ Terms? Me Too
I’ve been confused as to what exactly transgender, nonbinary, queer, cisgender, etc means as I know so many of you are too. When I read about the unprecedented wave of anti-trans legislation across America (400+ anti-trans bills last year), I knew it was coming from a wave of hate and fear. The lack of understanding combined with the misinformation from people trying to turn this into a political issue is creating real damage to our communities and people everywhere. Continue reading Confused About LGBTQ Terms? Me Too
Cassandra Speaks
I just finished reading a wonderful book, called “Cassandra Speaks: When Women Are the Storytellers, the Human Story Changes” by Elizabeth Lesser. It’s a thought-provoking book that explores the power of storytelling and the values they perpetuate and talks about how women’s voices have been silenced throughout history. This book is about what happens when women are the storytellers too, “when we become the protagonists in the tales we tell about what it means to be human.” Continue reading Cassandra Speaks
