KindSpring.org: Small Acts That Change the World
 
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June 11, 2017 

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EditorEditor's note: Most of us have learned to strive to be fiercely independent. As a result, we can have a hard time asking for help, especially when we need it most. Learning to ask for help is different from learning to receive. "Asking" is more proactive than "receiving"; it requires willing and conscious surrender to another. That in itself is a form of kindness because it affirms that the other person has gifts. Help is all around us, if we choose to see and ask for it.

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Small Acts of Kindness

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Annc wrote: "I celebrated my birthday by throwing a party for all the children at a local free day care center for homeless and indigent families. It was wonderful!"

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Alisamom wrote: "Gave compliments today at the grocery store"

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TheHuman wrote: "Kindness to flies - shifted a fly to a better place. Removed housefly from water and put it in another place."

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Featured Kindness Stories

 
Story1 She helped the meter man lighten some of his grief by listening to a deeply painful story.
 
Story2 A kindness video made her 4-year-old granddaughter excited about doing kind acts.
 
Story3 Asking her father to write his life memoir was a gift for both of them.
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