Being Anonymous Is The *best* For Random Acts Of Kindness
By A Friend • April 11, 2025
Many years ago sitting next to a woman in the car repair shop, we chatted and she shared how her car had broken down and she was a teacher and didn’t know how she would be able to pay for the repair.
It struck me.
My car was ready first and I paid for her repair ($500+) as well. I never looked back at her and to this day it makes me smile, beyond that I helped her that day but she did not know who did this. I’m sure she shared her story over the dinner table that night. And then some.
When you do good things anonymously, the recipient will mentally work at spreading and attributing the kindness to others, wondering who did this?
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Many readers told us they started writing down the small positives in their day, and this gratitude journal became a favorite. While others use these kindness cards for kids to help teach them compassion, empathy and encouragement.
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