Do one nice thing

Posted on August 31st, 2006 by Sacha Chua
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Perk up your Mondays by doing (at least) one nice thing!

And why wait for Mondays? Do a nice thing for someone any time. It’s particularly good for perking yourself up when you feel unhappy or for sharing your joy when you’re on top of the world.

Link via Debbie’s comment on Tim Sanders’ blog

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