Kindness Addiction
It’s addictive.
Using your powers of observation,
not to find fault, or problems, or
reasons why something won’t work,
but to find success.
To find success,
not just in your own life,
but in the lives of those around you,
and then to speak up and tell them.
Tell them that you see the things they do,
admire their talent and passion, appreciate
their kindness and compassion.
It’s addictive I tell you.
It makes people smile, it liberates you
from thinking everything needs to revolve
around yourself.
It’s contagious too.
Observe – appreciate – then actually say something nice.
Get hooked.
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Linda Studley 
I can certainly vouch for this, it is a fine way of giving and nurturing. Lovely words Linda.
Thank you, wouldn’t it be wonderful if we could get the whole world hooked on kindness!? 🙂