Quotes About Kindness

The True measure of a person's success is to be a person of value.' I knew people of value, people who kept their promises, people who were kind, people who were loyal.

Well, son, you cain't go thru life chunkin' things at all the ugly women you meet.

Ma Baxter rocked complacently. They were all pleased whenever she made a joke. Her good nature made the same difference in the house as the hearth-fire had made in the chill of the evening.

Just because you are afraid you won't have anything tomorrow doesn't mean you shouldn't help people today.

Nothing so bad you need to be cruel. Tough, yes. You'll have to kill, yes. But there's a difference in the heart. One makes you mean. The other keeps you going.

Be kind. Everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle.

The trouble with the world and the trouble with you and me is that we don't love each other enough. And if we do, we don't bother to show it, or we don't bother to say it. If the world is to know love, it has to be in your heart and in mine.

People are wonderful. Each one has a story, each something to give, each knows something interesting, something that can make your life richer.

Thank you' is a wonderful phrase. Use it. It will add stature to your soul.

We are His children, and if we ever got that through our heads thoroughly, understood that completely, we would never do a small thing, we would never say a cross word, we would not use bad language, we would not criticize anybody, we would love everyone the way the Savior loves us.

We can be very cruel to one another, even when we're old enough to know better, when we've outgrown the intense selfishness of youth. She

love people when they least expect it and least deserve it. That is the kind of love Jesus shows to us.

I live by the maxim, love people when they least expect it and least deserve it. That how you change someone's life forever.

If you want to impact someone's life, love them when they least expect it and least deserve it ... You might think, "But they don't deserve it." That's the point, isn't it?

Never underestimate the power of one well-timed compliment. It has the power to change a person's entire perspective on life.

Clausewitz says the following in his book On War: 'Kind hearted people might, of course, think there was some ingenious way to disarm or defeat an enemy without too much bloodshed, and might imagine this to be a true goal of the art of war. Pleasant as it sounds, it is a fallacy that must be exposed. War is such a dangerous business that the mistakes which come from kindness are the very worst.

Don't wait until you make your first million to make a difference in somebody's life. If you have something to give, give it now.

You are beginning to see that any man to whom you can do favor is your friend, and that you can do a favor to almost anyone.

It is so much easier to be nice, to be respectful, to put yourself in your customers' shoes and try to understand how you might help them before they ask for help, than it is to try to mend a broken customer relationship.

We can think twice, no, three times, before being openly critical, or rude, or angry. In going about the work God gives us, we must treat every person well, regardless of station or potential benefit to us. Let us stay keenly aware of the endless ripple of just being ourselves. For good and bad, we're all in PR.

People may forget what you said or what you did, but they will always remember how you made them feel.

Beware a nice mans scorned

It's not about who wins or loses, what you score, or how much money you make that matters in the end. It's not about fame, fortune, or vanity. What matters most are the friendships you forge, how you care for and love those who share the journey with you, and how many others you help along the way. That's what lasts. That's how you'll be remembered. You can bet on it.

Don't make another's pain the source of your own happiness.