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Stepping out in the power of kindness requires taking risks, according to author and speaker, Steve Sjogren, a pioneer in the “kindness” movement. In fact, Steve says that all of the important steps in our lives require a risk. In this short video he compares the risks of eating sushi to the risks of acting in kindness toward others. … Read entire article »

Do you dream of living a fulfilled life? Does that dream include showing kindness to those around you? Are you struggling to live up to the expectations of co-workers, friends or family? As we walk in love and share love with those around us we begin to see our dreams come true. Who can I touch today? How can I show someone kindness? When these questions come naturally to our hearts true satisfaction and contentment follows. … Read entire article »

“Entheos” in Greek is rendered literally “in God.” When you sense “enthusiasm” you are most accurately being in God with your heart and soul. When you are thoroughly jazzed about something – when something is exciting to the point of being giddy – you are experiencing entheos. Enthusiasm is the normal state of being for human beings. Depression and hopelessness are not “normal.” Joy, love, kindness, there is no law against these feelings. The Dale Carnegie Course has … Read entire article »

It’s easy to take yourself too seriously. When we have moments of inspiration, we think we can conquer the world. But when we are less positive, it seems that nothing can go right.  The antidote for the roller coaster: Lighten up! Every little thing in life is not a matter of life or death. One group calls the human tendency to think the worst “awful-izing.” “If I can’t get my haircut by noon today, it will be terrible and my whole day will be ruined.” Really? I don’t think so. Concentration camp prisoners have survived. Amputees and persons suffering from brain damage, go on. Perspective makes all the difference, doesn’t it? Always be full of joy in the Lord. I say it again—rejoice! Phillipians 4:4 (NLT via BibleGateway.com) … Read entire article »

Success in life comes from taking risks, and sometimes taking the same risk over and over again. Don’t get overly-committed to any particular strategy or plan. One box is as good as the other until it’s time to think outside of the box. Kindness comes from cosmic influence and interruption. When that happens in your life, why not go for it? As you go about your daily life be open to inspiration. It will surely come, … Read entire article »

We become like those we spend time with. Peer pressure and peer approval are important influences on everything we do. If you want to be a kinder person, hang out with kind people. If you want to have more joy in your life, hang out with people who have a smile on their face and a song in their heart. Open your mind to the possibility that there are friends in your neighborhood or workplace that … Read entire article »

Have you been the victim of an act of kindness? Maybe someone has shown you some generosity? However you arrived at Kindness.com, you are welcome here. We invite you to view the video Carpe Sushi. Everything we do in life requires a certain level of risk. Beginning a spiritual journey is no different. Steve Sjogren, author of the classic, Conspiracy of Kindness, compares acquiring a taste for sushi and the risks involved in that process, with tasting “God”, … Read entire article »

Be sure to check out ServantEvangelism.com and Serve! ezine. … Read entire article »