This week I ask the question: would you still act in kindness if no one ever knew? We all want to be recognized for our actions - it’s part of our human nature (and our culture). But when we act anonymously, we may find ourselves feeling freer.

You will learn:

// Why we often want to be recognized for our good deeds, and how that isn’t always a good thing

// How letting go of our need to be seen makes us more free

// How our need for recognition is also a byproduct of our culture

// Why we are all called to serve and give without attachment to the outcome

// Some beautiful stories of moments people acted in kindness without caring who knew

Resources:

// Episode 130: Generosity - Pillars of Happiness, Part 1

// Episode 245: KINDfulness

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