Ok, so I know that not all of our KAE subscribers are Christians. Good! And we wouldn't want it any other way. This brand was derived from our belief in God and the kindness He shows towards us each day (because that's literally how many times we mess up- EVERY DAY). However, this brand isn't for Christians only. Kindness is for everyone- young, old, rich, poor, white, black, and every one in between. Now, let's get back to today's blog topic: BROKENNESS. I attend a church in White Plains, NY called 'Ridgeway Alliance Church'. Anyone who lives in or near Westchester County, I suggest you visit! You can sit with me :-) Ok, you don't have to however if you do visit, then tell us how you liked
To many of us, happiness is a secret treasure filled with magical power. We search high and low to obtain it, in our jobs, love lives and material rewards, only to find ourselves more lost than we were before. Unfortunately, the only place it’s found is a place we’ve never thought to look. Here’s three tips on how to find happiness within yourself. 1. Choose To Be Happy We often underestimate the power of our thoughts, but we shouldn’t dismiss our ability to manifest the type of life we want to have. All it takes is making the decision to change it. Speak life into yourself and declare you’re not living in regret anymore. Use your setbacks as a set up for your comeback and leave bitterness i
"It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men." - Frederick Douglass If you were to have asked us what we were doing this week, we would have answered with "Teaching elementary school students about KAE, our mission and the impact of kindness". Having visited and reflected on the day's events, we realized that we also learned a great deal! Here are our takeaways from the day: - KAE believes that you aren't what they call you, but what you answer to. At Florence Avenue School, all the teachers refer to their students as scholars. Which we love. There is power in a name, especially one that encourages and fosters growth and a healthy sense of self. Not only do the teachers c
"Let love and kindness be the motivation behind all that you do." 1 Cor 16:14 (TPT) If I were to write you a letter about new beginnings, I’d start with this one thing: Love. Yep. Love. It might feel cliché and soppy and like it belongs on a fluffy cat picture that hangs on the back of the toilet door. But, if we are going to talk about setting new goals, starting new things, experiencing new life, I’ll start with love every time. Love is a fierce, essential, powerful, place to begin. It’s at our very foundation and is the end game of it all. Love is our why, and our how, and our what, and our where. It’s not one bit fluffy. It also might feel cliché to set goals and talk about newness at th
