Give Hospitality by Volunteering
Did You Know? When we volunteer our own time, GIVING of ourselves to specific causes or people in need, we not only make a positive impact on others, but we’re also blessed with the following scientifically proven benefits: -Counteracts the effects of stress, depression, and anxiety -Makes you happy -Increases self-confidence, as you meet new people doing new things -Provides
GIVING Hospitality by Inspiring Others
If you describe someone or something good as an inspiration, you mean that they make you or other people want to do or achieve something. Inspiration GIVEs us so much hope in certain situations because it’s ultimately what compels us into action, to want to do or create something special. American psychologist, Scott Barry Kaufman’s article in Harvard
GIVING Hospitality Through Generosity
Generosity is a virtue of freely GIVING gifts to others or to something other than ourselves. It’s GIVING of gifts. Sometimes it could be tangible gifts. Other times it’s intangibles such as GIVING someone a bit of our time, whether we’re listening to them, helping them through something, or even helping them with a project. Science and research
With LOVE and HOSPITALITY, We All Win
What does hospitality mean to you? Dictionary.com defines hospitality as, “The friendly reception and treatment of guests and strangers; the quality or disposition of receiving and treating guests and strangers in a warm, friendly, and generous way.” Hospitality is simply making sure people feel welcome, comfortable, and important. Typically, when we think of hospitality, we think of restaurants,
Positively Impacting Our Environment Can Be as Simple as …
Environment is nothing more than our surroundings; or the conditions in which we live, work, and play. It’s everything from the energy in the air, the vibe we feel, and what we see, hear, smell, and touch. Environment includes the people around us, at any given time. At any given moment, regardless of where we may find
Vulnerability is a Gateway to Kindness
Being vulnerable is when we open up to others about what makes us nervous, frustrated, sad, or maybe even what we’d like to improve about ourselves. Vulnerability is being able to accept that it’s okay to not be okay. It’s admitting that you have some things you’re working on or that you want to work on. It
GIVING Kindness to Yourself First to Positively Influence Others
Great leaders and the best teammates are often those with the most positive and productive mindsets. That all starts with how they intentionally take care of themselves. Four ways we can all commit to improving ourselves, so that we can GIVE our best to others: -Our attitude – staying positive, even when adversity sets in -Our physical and
GIVE Kindness with Genuineness
To be genuine means to be true to yourself – who you are, inside and out. Genuine people are said to be “real”; as if to say, they’re not fake. The problem with “faking it until we make it”, is that when we make it … WE’LL BE A FAKE! Putting kindness into action, with our genuineness. GIVE your
Four Compelling Reasons to GIVE Kindness
Kindness is simply GIVING other people our time, a little bit of our talent or “that thing” we do really well, or our heart. Kindness comes from a place of care. When we’re kind to people, it shows them how much we care about them. Why is GIVING Kindness important? When we treat people with kindness, everyone
GIVE Encouragement by Educating Others
The VAK learning model divides people into three categories of learner: -Visual learners – absorb information by sight -Auditory learners – absorb information by sound -Kinesthetic learners – absorb information by moving People predominantly learn using one style – whether visual, auditory or kinesthetic. Though every learner often incorporates elements of the other two styles, they are likely to achieve
