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What's your value?

Jeremy Anderson uses a dollar to explain that everyone has value, and that value never goes away.

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Affirmation Rituals and Self Esteem for Toddlers

Affirmation Rituals and Self Esteem for Toddlers

Every morning, Scarlett's mom leads her through a set of affirmations—gentle words of kindness that can help shape our perceptions of self, even at a young age.

Now This News
Published on
August 4, 2020
Blind Dog Delighted When He Discovers a Puddle!

Blind Dog Delighted When He Discovers a Puddle!

This sweet pup was having a pretty good day already, but when he discovered a puddle in his backyard? Magic.

my dogmon
Published on
July 31, 2020
Meet Hasan: Creating Prosthetics for Injured Animals

Meet Hasan: Creating Prosthetics for Injured Animals

Hasan Kisil, a kind-hearted man in Turkey, has a love and talent for building things—and uses that talent to create free mobility aids for hundreds of injured animals.

BBC Earth
Published on
July 29, 2020
Unconditional Love: How To Give It & Know If It's Healthy

Unconditional Love: How To Give It & Know If It's Healthy

Elizabeth Earnshaw
Published on
July 29, 2020
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpKp0Plb8FU

Sleep in Heavenly Peace Makes Beds for Kids

After learning that a family in his community had kids sleeping on the floor, Luke was compelled to provide a solution to families in need. This turned into a business that builds bunkbeds for kids.
Published on
December 3, 2020

The labels we carry

The best label we can carry or give to others is "loved."
Published on
April 1, 2022

Unconditional love means I'm always in your corner

John Maxwell talks about unconditional love, including how his mother loved him, how she was always in his corner, and how that affected him. "The best gift you can give someone is unconditional love," he said.
Published on
July 5, 2022
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MtiF2gycHE

Table for Two

While visiting a Florida middle school, Travis Rudolph asked to join a boy eating lunch alone. His gesture of kindness made an impact far greater than he ever imagined.
Published on
December 23, 2020
Jeremy Anderson uses a dollar to explain that everyone has value, and that value never goes away.
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