My Good Time Stories

Inspirational, Motivational, and Heartwarming Stories

Category: kindness

  • The Ripple Effect of Kindness Sometimes, the most powerful changes begin with the smallest gestures. This story shows how a simple act of kindness in an ordinary moment can ripple outward, touching lives in unexpected ways. One chilly afternoon, Maya was leaving the grocery store when she noticed a mother struggling with two heavy bags…

  • The post emphasizes the urgency of expressing love and appreciation to loved ones, reminding readers that time passes quickly and tomorrow is not guaranteed. It reflects on moments missed due to procrastination and encourages taking action today to avoid future regrets. Sharing heartfelt sentiments can strengthen relationships and provide lasting comfort.

  • A lady asks: “How much do you sell your eggs for?” The old vendor replies “50¢ an egg, madam.” The lady says, “I’ll take 6 eggs for $2.50 or I’m leaving.” The old salesman replies “Buy them at the price you want, Madam. This is a good start for me because I haven’t sold a…

  • The great Chinese movie actor, Jackie Chan, once said, “Sometimes it takes only one act of kindness and caring to change a person’s life”. It is so true! The great thing about showing kindness towards others is that it is free! It costs you nothing but can have a tremendous positive influence on the person…

  • Life can sometimes get us down. We can feel inadequate, useless, and meaningless to the people and the world around us. The truth is that we CAN have a positive influence on others just by doing or saying one small thing. Sometimes, that one small thing can make a difference and have a big impact…

  • What kind of person are you? Are you compassionate, sympathetic, and kind towards others? Or are you someone who is unsympathetic, callous, and impervious in your relationships with individuals? The following poem was written by Sheri Eckert and serves as a great reminder that we should all “Be That One” kind of person who looks…

  • Unconditional kindness and compassion for others should be our core focus every day of our lives. I recently came across the following story, written by an unknown author, which illustrates this lesson…one that we all should remember to do each day. When I was a kid, my Mom liked to make breakfast food for dinner…

  • Resentment. Anger. Bitterness. Animosity. These are some words that have described the attributes that some individuals have allowed to grab hold of their hearts. In turn, this poison has led to a breakdown in their friendships, relationships, and interactions with others. Leon Brown once said, “Bitterness is a result of clinging to negative experiences. It…

  • All of us have relatives or other people that we know who are advancing in years and who are people that we might consider, “getting old.” As they progress in their age, we sometimes lose our patience with them and become mad or angry. We forget the times when we were younger, that they were…

  •   Common courtesy…is it still with us today? Or has it become a “thing” of the past? Personally, I think it is still alive and well for millions of people around the globe. Today’s post lists some great things to remind us of things that we can do each day to be thoughtful and courteous…

  • A lady walked down a city street one day, she spotted a beggar. The man looked old, he smelled, was unshaven and dressed in worn-out clothes. Everyone who passed by looked at him with contempt; they didn’t have anything against him but didn’t like him merely because of who he was…a filthy beggar. But then,…

  • It was once said that, “Judging a person doesn’t define who they are…it defines who you are.” Unfortunately, we all fall into the category of judging other people at some point in our lives. We have also been affected at various times by the ways that other people have judged us. We all need to…