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Being Kind
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- Written by Sally Thimm OTRL
“Be kind whenever possible. It is always possible.”Dalai Lama
Some days we may not feel like being very nice. We aren’t happy. Our life is hard. We have too much to do. People we thought we could count on have let us down, and we realize that this business of making things happen really does rely on us.
Yes, even on days like that we still need to dig deep and make a conscious decision to be kind. Why? Because kindness comes back to you.
Kindness is that rare gift that we have to share, that doesn’t cost us a dime. In fact it is one of the few investments that I know of that pays back dividends the more you invest.
A smile is a gift that keeps on giving. In your daily routine just make it a point to smile. Say thank you and please and even if you are greeted with a grumpy response, you have done your best to bring a light to someone else.
When we focus on putting out positive energy, that includes being kind. Being kind does not equal being used, nor does it mean that you tolerate being treated badly because you are supposed to be nice.
Realize that you can be very kind and generate respect. Your kindness needs to be respected. If you are not being treated well by people in your immediate circle, then that needs to be dealt with appropriately. Seek professional help to manage your situation if you or an objective person thinks your situation requires that type of attention.
It is possible to be a better person. We get a new chance every day. If you think you are a lost cause, because you are so negative about yourself or your situation, you are only temporarily lost. There is a power in you that is greater than you realize.
You have the ability to find it and develop it. Being kind is one of the most powerful things you can be!
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