Scenario: Little Johnny has perceived his world to be hostile. He didn’t like sports, but he was forced to do sports. His cousins would come
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My Husband’s Inoperable and Incurable Brain Tumor has Been the Greatest Blessing I Have Ever Received. – By Trish Rohr
I have a clear cut dividing line in my life. 39 years on one side – 5 years on the other. My husband’s {inoperable and
The Parking Meter Fairy – By Stephanie March
When I was a broke college student I collected my fair share of parking meter tickets on my college campus. Everyone did. We were all
The Thank You – By Stephanie March
A dying man gave me a book once. I didn’t know he was dying and he didn’t know he was giving me so much more
Why You Can’t Think Your Way Into Self-Acceptance – By Jamie Varon
A lot of us have this false belief that we can think our ways into self-acceptance and self-love, like we can scavenge around ourselves for
Screw Perfection :: Choose Practice – By Trish Rohr
I am starting to believe that “perfect” may be the ugliest, most vulgar, and destructive word in our language. In life there is not a
Movers Deliver Kindness In A Box ~ By Stephanie March
A few days ago a close friend of mine sent me a news article about a California-based moving company, Meathead Movers, that is helping women
7 Ways To Help Your Kids Embrace Kindness – By Lucy Martial
For many years, it has been thought that children are born to be altruistic. The theory was that children quickly realize that being kind gets
Children Who Shine From Within – By Rachel Macy Stafford
“What’s your favorite insect?” my seven-year-old daughter asked as we took an evening walk on the first night of her spring vacation. “You can’t pick
We Are Mothers – By December McIntyre
We are the women with heavy eyelids, hectic homes, and full hearts. We are mothers. When our little one forgot his favorite blanket in the
The Narrative of Privilege – By sluckettg
‘Miss,’ she said, as I bit my tongue. I was choking on the worst insult a female junior doctor can bear, ‘I know that crystal
The Nurse With Kind Eyes – By Lisa Gastaldo
There are moments in your life that are seared in your recollection. Even though some of the finer details may fade with time, your heart
5 Ways to Give Your Children a Voice – By Rachel Macy Stafford
5 Ways to Give Your Children a Voice 1. Stop moving and stop doing when they speak to you By looking up from the task
7+ Ideas For Online Acts Of Kindness – By Louise Massol
Wanting to spread kindness through simple acts is a beautiful sentiment, and a contagious one. It inspires, it does good, it’s active, and it’s outside
What does it really mean to love yourself? – By Angela Kopolovich
How much we know and understand ourselves is critically important, but there is something that is even more essential to living a Wholehearted life: loving
Are You In? Kindness Is Free… – By Leigh McManus
If we all practiced one act of kindness per day, imagine how much more magnificent the world could be. Each day, if we all did
When Nurses See More Than Birth and Babies – By Shelly Lopez Gray
Perinatal nursing is sweet and magical and everything you think it would be. But everyone only thinks of the birth and the babies. No one
My Bucket List of Gratitude – By Lisa Gastaldo
I’m creating my own kind of bucket list. Not the usual listing of things I wish to do before I leave this earth, but an
Live In-Between Right and Wrong – By Kathryn Eriksen
I was waiting in line at the Post Office yesterday, when I heard loud voices on the other side of the glass doors. Someone was
The Parallel Universe – By Elizabeth Riley
My husband died a year ago today. I will not refer to it as an anniversary. To me, Anniversaries are happy occasions and to remember
The Power of Love
Whilst I was stood raging with drunken anger again, shouting at my partner and children, our 7-year old son Kyle came up to me and
To Build (or Break) a Child’s Spirit – by Rachel Macy Stafford
If you needed to lose weight, what would be most motivating? You’ve put on some pounds. I’m not buying you any more clothes until you
In a world so quick to judge, just #BeReal – By Lizzi Rogers
This is a first for SisterWives – not only are we on trend, but thanks to Hasty, we ARE the trend – Yesterday, in response
7 Reasons The Kindest People Are Actually The Strongest – By James Michael Sama
Being a man who writes about kindness and chivalry can bring some interesting lessons. One of which, is just how many people feel as though being kind
The Bully Too Close to Home – By Rachel Macy Stafford
“What’s your favorite insect?” my 7-year-old daughter asked as we took an evening walk on the first night of her spring vacation. “You can’t pick
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