Motivational Monday #173: One Small Act

Opening a door

Greeting with a smile

Getting the coffee for the person behind you

Taking the time to make the call 

...the ways are limitless


One small act can turn a persons days from dreary to bright. It can even tune a rough day, week, month or year around. The impact of 1 small act of kindness can make a BIG impact & I'm not just talking about for the other person. When we walk, live & act looking for opportunities to be kind, to encourage; to be a blessing to others we change. 

Today, look for an opportunity & I encourage you that when you feel it/see it, be bold and act. 

Make today amazing for you & someone (or even more) :)



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