KINDER BY THE DAY: Send A Stranger A Post Card Via Postcrossing

Friday, 2 January 2015

Send A Stranger A Post Card Via Postcrossing

Extra daily acts....

I found an amazing website called Postcrossing. You can sign up for Postcrossing and send and receive post cards from strangers around the world. Amazing! I got my first recipient today and my Bath postcard is off to Germany.

I have also found another website called Postcode Happiness. This website allows you to send postcards to people who need a bit of postal happiness. It is a really lovely site and I am now off to write my postcards..

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Trikle Trade8 November 2017 at 12:21
I read your post, Great post with amazing idea, Thanks for sharing...

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The Motivation...

In 2014 I started a 'year of kindness'

Mahatma Gandhi said,

"Be the change you wish to see in the world."

I love this quote. In one short sentence, Gandhi has highlighted that change requires personal action. My personal wish is for the world become a more connected, open and kinder place and in order for this to happen I must endeavour to challenge myself to be that way too.

Desmond Tutu once said,

"Do your little bit of good where you are; it's those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world."

Effectively, if more people participate in committing acts of kindness and this kindness spreads, the world is likely to become a better place to live. Collectively, people can make a difference and bring about change in the world.

The challenge I have set myself: to complete an act of kindness each day for six months. These will be small acts such as encouraging someone, treating a friend, buying a stranger a coffee; all done without any expectation of reward. I will then take on a second challenge and this will involve completing a difficult or large act of kindness every week for the remaining six months. The second challenge is to attempt to push me out of my comfort zone and engage me in completing acts of kindness that I will find difficult such as giving away something that is of great value to me or organising a large fundraiser or just doing an act of kindness on a bigger scale.

Aesop once said,

"No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted."

It is now 2015 and I had an amazing year! I have pledged to continue daily acts of kindness and also to blog about acts of kindness completed in places I visit throughout the year.

Welcome to My Kindness Movement

Friday, 2 January 2015

Send A Stranger A Post Card Via Postcrossing

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