Simply Kind Tuesdays
Today while looking for something to write about kindness I typed in google "why be kind". Very quickly I came across the respected Radio National program here in Australia. My husband and also a good online friend listens to it. You can listen to them online, which is usually what I do, well a little bit. This is what the webpage says:
You can find the podcast here, I moved the dot about a third of the way across to the start of the interview. Below are the main points of the interview, the book itself is available to read on the internet, The art of being kind. It is the book that the interviewee wrote after being in a career until a midlife change, and now his career is actually doing better.
"Who's the kindest person you know? You probably have to think about it quite a bit...Our next guest wants to remind us just how important this quality can be. Stefan Einhorn says that being kind can not only help others, but it can help us achieve a more successful and meaningful life."
You can find the podcast here, I moved the dot about a third of the way across to the start of the interview. Below are the main points of the interview, the book itself is available to read on the internet, The art of being kind. It is the book that the interviewee wrote after being in a career until a midlife change, and now his career is actually doing better.
Comments
Going out of one's way to be kind is not 'normal' in our society, but in such a good way. I think being kind is part of being the 'salt and light' that Christ talks about in the Bible.
I need to get my act together and start participating again in this worthwhile meme every Tuesday!