I’ve just returned from a four day seminar for public speaking, titled “Move People to Action.” The seminar was about more than just public speaking; more like a business model to make public speaking successful. I was struck a comment … Continue reading
I’ve actually been interviewed twice on VoiceAmerica. The second interview came recently on the Human Behavior: What a Trip show hosted by Dr. Jonathan Brower. This interview also provides a good overview of the journey and the mission. Human Behavior: … Continue reading
One of our favorite stops along our 5,000 mile journey was Grand Pass, Missouri. We’ve been in touch with Christy Windmeyer from there ever since. Today she sent this along to me. “(Our nephew and niece” have two small boys. … Continue reading
The Anchorage Daily News asked readers to send in their reports on kindness. Here is a collection of what they received. It conveys the message that kindness comes in all forms and happens all the time.
Time for those New Years Resolutions. Mine is to be more regular on my reporting of kindness here with the Kindness Blog. Yours could be to share at least one incidence of kindness you experienced on this blog …. or … Continue reading
I don’t know what to make of a story about a middle school boy who purposely “threw” his match to another boy with cerebral palsy. Here’s the link. It’s a heartwarming video, and we know the name of the cerebral … Continue reading
There is an act of kindness getting a lot of Internet play so I’m hopping on the bandwagon. NYPD Officer DePrimo spotted a homeless man without shoes and decided to do something about it. Here’s the story.
I came across a kindness survey in China with very familiar results according to my own experiences. 86.7% of respondents say there are willing to be kind to strangers. The evidence of kindness to strangers overwhelmingly supports this expression of … Continue reading
“Kindness of strangers get me home,” Linda Press Wolfe. Lewisboro Ledger.com “Clifton residents show kindness during weather emergency,” Tony Gigas. NorthJersey.com
Whenever I see multiple tales of kindness being reported I like to share it. Here’s reoccurring kindness in Rochester. Random Acts of Rochester Kindness
