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    “Wherever there is a human being, there is an opportunity for a kindness.”

    Seneca

      “When we remember that the people we stumble

      into on a day-to-day basis are all

      just works-in-progress, it gives us permission to have

      greater patience, compassion and love towards

      them. Not unlike ourselves, they’re trying to pilot

      the plane while they build it. They’re learning as they

      go. Failing more often than succeeding.

      And, at times, finding themselves desperately

      close to giving up. If we have one single

      responsibility as humans, it’s to love (or at the

      very least respect) one another through this

      work-in-progress. It’s being empathetic

      to the fact that nobody is exactly who they want to be,

      nor where they want to be, but they’re working

      like hell to get there.”

      Cole Schafer (January Black), One Minute, Please? (Page 21)

        “I believe that when you remove malice from your heart, not only do you feel better, you look better. I think you lose your frown lines and your wrinkles lessen and your age spots disappear. I believe it’s better than Botox, extending grace. I do.”

        Bevy Smith, TED Talk