The Power of Small Kindnesses

We often imagine that life-changing moments come from grand gestures, but it’s often the smallest acts of kindness that leave lasting marks. A kind word, a selfless act, or a brief connection can ripple far beyond what we expect.

In a downpour, a man in a business suit handed a stranger his umbrella and disappeared into the rain. Weeks later, that same umbrella was passed on to a girl caught in the rain—proof that kindness moves forward.

At age five, a boy made a friend at the airport. When they parted, the other child gave him a Lego car “to prove they were friends.” Twenty years later, he still treasures it.

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