Motivational Monday…No Matter How Small

Good morning, Kathy... I've seen that often... people leaving coupons on the store shelf next to a product. In face, I've done it myself from time to time! I always hope it helps someone.

Acts of kindness are amazing as they help both the giver and receiver. We should all be doing them!

Good morning Kathy,

Isn't it wonderful when these little acts of kindness are extended to others? It only took a few seconds but is such a nice gesture! 

Kathy Streib - a little bit of kindness goes a long way. It's the little things that make a big difference in lives that need it. That's a good idea to leave unused coupons you no longer need or to stop throwing out unwanted coupons because someone else most likely would greatly appreciate saving money. As inflation gets worse and prices go up, we must share what we don't need instead of feeding the recycling. 

Great post! Very thoughtful and kind of you to write this one.  

Good morning Kathy. The value of a coupon you can't use may be priceless to someone else. Small acts of kindness bundled make big acts possible. Enjoy your day.

I'm still surprise (and it makes my day) when someone ahead of me pays for my coffee. Humans can be awesome! 

Hello Kathy - while not everyone may see them, I find random acts of kindness "out there" in abundance.  Noticing such behavior is motivation in join in and be kinder.  

I am not sure why more random acts of kindness do not happen. I think we are just so wrapped up in our own world.

Yes Kathy, Though it may seem insignificant, but every quiet gesture, even unseen, can touch others in meaningful ways!

Hello Kathy and Happy Monday and back in the day when I had a daily paper coming and there was always coupons in the Sunday paper, I would cut  them out and leave them in the stores for others that would use them.

I like your quote selections. Let's continue to spread love and kindness every day.

Kathy what that person did was simple, but yet it could have been the difference between someone being able to afford the product.  The next time we go to throw away a coupon we should consider doing what this person did instead.

Thanks, Kathy Streib, for sharing such a beautiful reminder about the power of small acts of kindness! Your insights not only inspire us to spread goodwill, but also highlight how meaningful gestures can truly brighten someone's day.

Kindness is truly a key to happiness for you and moi! It takes so little to make a difference and I for one so appreciate others kindness.

Hi Kathy:

Acts of kindness, no matter how large or small, can have such an impact on others. No one should hesitate to be kind, thinking that the act will not mean something to someone.

Jeff

I have done that before, haha.  I always wondered if the coupon would actually get used or not.  I have taken a coupon into a store, but then decided not to purchase the item, so I left the coupon behind thinking that if someone else was wanting to purchase the item, they could use the coupon, haha.

Kathy, I have seen this at the grocery store as well.   Maybe they decided they did not need this product.

I was in tears today watching a beautiful video Jimmy Kimmel played showing acts of kindness during the fires. People stepping forward and helping others is a beautiful thing to see.

Kathy Streib  loved your post and how did I miss it? Confucious was spot on, Endre

I was on line at Starbucks this afternoon, running in for a cup of Blond Roast. The lady behind the counter who knows me saw me approaching and said...so sorry we are out of Blond Roast. I said, well then, surprise me. The guy in front of me thought that was so nice he bought my coffee...now that is a nice random act of kindness.