31 Day Do Good Challenge: Day 4

04
Jan
2014

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Our 31 Day Do Good Challenge continues.  How are you feeling after 3 days of Do Good?

 

Day 4: Smile at Everyone You See…Or As Many As You Can.

 

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  1. Tasha Gray on January 5, 2014 at 12:53 am

    This was hard for me since it required me to make eye contact. I had to really try. I was actually surprised by the results. For the most part, other people didn’t look up either. I guess we’ve made it a point to keep our heads down and get on with our tasks. Those who did see me smiling did a surprising thing…they spoke to me. That may not seem strange, but I had real conversations with people I didn’t know. They were telling me all kinds of interesting tidbits and making connections, even briefly. I was even surprised by the changes in myself. Keeping my head up and making a point to smile actually made me feel confident to the point I spoke louder. I have an incredibly bad habit of mumbling so that others have to ask me to repeat myself. I spoke loud and clear and found I felt confident to ask for what I needed.

    This was definitely an interesting challenge! I want to continue all of these challenges as I can. I’ve already been looking for and picking up trash to throw away/recycle and trying to find ways where I can perform kindnesses. (the not buying new things only works in some areas. We already buy used when we can so food is all I can think that we buy ‘new’)

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