Talk to at least one friend or
relative with whom you haven’t
communicated in years
Attend one religious service
of your choice, no matter what
your religious beliefs
Give one of your favorite items
that you always use to someone
who you know will love it
Volunteer at one local charity
to which you can bring your talent
or passion for a day
Travel to one city within
300 miles of home that you’ve
never been to before
Go to one museum for a day
and concentrate on getting to
know a single artist
Stop one of your vices (smoking,
drinking, eating carbs) for a day
Surprise one person you greatly
appreciate with a gift on a day
other than her birthday
Rearrange the furniture in
one room of your house
Study one new skill for a day
that will help save you either
time, money or anxiety
Donate one valuable thing
you never use or never wear
to someone who can use it
Abandon all responsibility for
one day and do things only
for yourself
0 Responses to “12 Small Acts In 2015 That Could Kickstart Big Differences”
Anita Blackwell says:
I thanked a police officer for choosing to risk his life for public service, and I didn’t believe all police officer were bad cops. He told me thank you and it made his day because after these shootings lately, sometimes he feels uncomfortable in public due to the possible negative opinions from those he wants to serve.
Anita J.
Laura Arevalo says:
I love these! I love doing random acts of kindness…it could something as simple as buying coffee, or walking someone across the street who is shakey. It doesn’t take much to put some happiness into someones heart ♡
doreenmcgettigan says:
These are fabulous suggestions!
Geri Brin says:
your comment makes us happy, Doreen!