Heather Hogue

Kindness is Everywhere This week, the value our class was looking for was kindness. To search to see kind acts performed by other. To do them ourselves. And to do them without anyone knowing that you did something kind.

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Cheryl Major

Kindness and This Week It’s been an interesting week to say the least. The whole focus on kindness I have absolutely loved. My favorite scroll in the Greatest Salesman was Scroll II about greeting the day with love in

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A Question of Discipline A week of contemplating discipline. What I noticed a lot this week was how I was seeing quite a lot of the absence of discipline. Often to do with myself but in general too. I

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Gerardo DiSavino

Power Of Kindness Kindness is the cornerstone of a meaningful and connected life. To me, kindness is not just a gesture; it is a way of being. It is the conscious decision to act with compassion, empathy, and understanding,

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Elena D Gaston Lopez-Miranda

Attracting Harmony I love the following statement: Learn to keep the door shut, keep out of your mind and out of your world, every element that seeks admittance with no definite helpful end in view. George Mathew Adams I

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Mary Ebacher Estridge

Kindness Starts With Me This week with the Franklin Makeover the attribute is Kindness. Oh my, I thought this is going to be interesting. I already do many acts of kindness throughout the day – saying thank you, using

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Scott Johnson

Can We Really Understand I myself this question often – if we understand the premise of spiritual understanding as we are reading this week in Haanel. But in reality we all have it, to different levels well before we

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Julie Marsden

The Profound Impact of Random Acts of Kindness Charles F. Haanel once stated, “The psychologists have come to the conclusion that there is but one sense, the sense of feeling, and that all other senses are but modifications of

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This week was all about seeking opportunities to give kindness, the kind of gestures that brighten someone’s day, no matter how small they may seem. It could be as simple as opening a door for someone, offering a genuine

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Jonathan MacKay

Kind and Happy This week was kindness week. An opportunity to raise our awareness of kindness, to notice it from the miniscule to the monumental, and to practice it without notice or expectation of reciprocity. The idea is to

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We’ve Got Work To Do Last weekend was the 32nd running of the Walt Disney World Marathon. Up until the 26th running; it was an event that my wife and I had done together every year since the inaugural

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The Simple Joy of Connecting Over Coffee There’s something magical about sitting down with a cup of coffee and engaging in a heartfelt conversation. The aroma of freshly brewed coffee sets the tone—warm, inviting, and unhurried. For me, these

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It’s not hard to be kind. Sometimes, it just takes some effort. Being Kind is profound and has the power to transform lives. You don’t always need to understand why people do what they do but you don’t need

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Finding Calm in the Law of Growth Awareness is the beginning of change, and finding calm can feel like an impossible goal when you’re being pulled in various directions with life and your responsibilities in life. A constant connectivity

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I Persist Until I Succeed Several weeks ago we wrote a one-sentence DMP and repeated it out loud, over and over again with enthusiasm for 50 minutes, in a room with mirrors. What I chose to write in that

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Kindness Flows From Agape I’m so looking forward to the results of the first go round of my Franklin Makeover. Each week for the next number of weeks we will be focusing on developing a particular quality, virtue even.

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