Small acts · Big ripples
Be kind,
not just nice.
Simple habits to build compassion, connection and joy, without people-pleasing or burning out.
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Get the Book →You're not unkind. You're running on empty.
You snap at the people you love most, then feel guilty. You say yes when you mean no, then quietly resent it. You rush past people without really seeing them. You're not a bad person. Kindness was never meant to run on willpower. It's a skill, and like any skill, it gets easier with small, daily practice.
Ten short chapters.
One idea each. No lectures.
A 36-page PDF. Every chapter gives you one idea, one practice for the week and one reflection question, plus a printable 30-day challenge and 75 simple acts of kindness. Tap a part to see what's inside.
The FoundationCh. 1–2
Why being nice isn't the same as being kind, the four parts of real kindness, and how one small act ripples further than you'll ever see.
Kindness WithinCh. 3
You can't pour from an empty cup. Learn to talk to yourself like a friend, rest without guilt, and see why self-kindness isn't selfishness.
Listening & WordsCh. 4–5
The kindest skill is listening. Get the five steps, the phrases that help and the ones to avoid, then learn to give real compliments, honest feedback and good apologies.
Everywhere You GoCh. 6–8
Bring kindness home to your partner, children, parents and siblings, then to work, strangers, your community and your screen.
The Hard PartCh. 9–10
Stay kind with difficult people without becoming a doormat, set boundaries calmly, and give in a way you can keep up for life.
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Small acts, real effects.
The book is short, but it rests on real research. Here are three ideas from inside it.
A 2018 Oxford-led review found that doing kind acts gives a modest but real boost to the giver's own happiness.
Curry et al. · Journal of Experimental Social Psychology · Ch. 2
In a 2010 experiment, generosity spread from person to person to person to person, well beyond the first kind act.
Fowler & Christakis · PNAS · Ch. 2
Being heard is so close to being loved that for the average person they are almost indistinguishable.
David Augsburger · quoted in Ch. 4
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Kindness grows when you commit to it. Put your name on your 30 days, right here, and give them a real start date.
I, , will do one small act of kindness every day for 30 days, starting with myself, and without burning out.
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