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= Being Kind =


Everything I've learned about kindness from sitting with people at the end.
Here's everything we've written. Start with where you are right now.
 
== Where Are You? ==
 
=== When You're Running on Empty ===
''For when you have nothing left but still want to give.''
* [[Kindness When Its Hard]]
* [[Kindness When Youre Exhausted]]
* [[Kindness When Youre Running On Empty]]
* [[When Kindness Is Hard]]
* [[The Kindness When Hurting Path]]
 
=== When Kindness Costs ===
''For when you face the hard choice to be kind to those who don't deserve it.''
* [[Kindness To Enemies]]
* [[Kindness And Boundaries]]
* [[Compassionate Honesty]]
 
=== Kindness Starts Here ===
''For when you need permission to be kind to yourself first.''
* [[Self Kindness]]
 
=== Small Acts That Ripple ===
''For when you think kindness must be big to matter.''
* [[Small Acts Of Kindness]]
* [[Kindness To Strangers]]
* [[The Ripple Effect Of Kindness]]
* [[Teaching Kids Kindness]]


== All Pages ==
== All Pages ==
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''— [[User:Kyle_Smith|Kyle Smith]]''
''— [[User:Gertrude_Carroll|Gertrude Carroll]]''


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Revision as of 00:41, 7 January 2026

Being Kind

Here's everything we've written. Start with where you are right now.

Where Are You?

When You're Running on Empty

For when you have nothing left but still want to give.

When Kindness Costs

For when you face the hard choice to be kind to those who don't deserve it.

Kindness Starts Here

For when you need permission to be kind to yourself first.

Small Acts That Ripple

For when you think kindness must be big to matter.

All Pages

Gertrude Carroll