Little More Kindness, Little Less Judgment

Please understand that you only see a portion of a person’s life, not fully knowing every little thing they are going through. Stop being so quick to jump to assumptions or write them off because you may think the “portion” of what you know they are going through is insignificant but rather, be kind, keep your mouth closed regarding things you do not have facts on and simply pray for them. We all face daily battles that nobody knows about and that’s just the truth. There’s a story behind every person. Why they’re the way they are. Keep that in mind the next time you get ready to judgement someone. Today will never come again. Be a blessing to someone. Be a friend. Encourage. Take time to actually care. Let your words heal others and not wound them.

Thanks for visiting my blog today !! xoxo!!

-Jessica

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Hi, I'm Jessica! New Blogger. 26 years young. Married. Super Mom of two boys.. Keeps me busy! I'm also a full-time worker & entrepreneur. The overall goal of my blog page is to inspire and promote personal growth. I'll be sharing a wide range of ideas, experiences, updates, different ways to earn extra cash, and different ways to be the struggle of debt. I'll also be speaking quite a bit on different topics such as depression/anxiety, mental health, the importance of being positive, the importance of sacrifice, sharing some of my favorite cooking recipes and sooo much more!! I'm very humbled that you stopped by to visit my page & I pray that you continue to tune in with me! You won't regret it :)

51 thoughts on “Little More Kindness, Little Less Judgment”

  10. I’m a cashier and people can be aggravated when they come through my till. Whether having a bad day, or running short on time, but I tend to be able to get a small smile out of them and send them on their way a little happier. Than there are those that no matter what, they have a chip on their shoulder carried visibly for everyone to see. I still smile, wish them a great day and end with ‘I hope that your day gets better.’ I use to judge, I use to actually take it personally but the world does not revolve around me so I have realized that some people have it harder or worse days and they need to know that people can see and acknowledge it without being all up in their business asking questions trying to fix things. Just smile.

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    1. Your comment alone just took me back to my cashier days years ago. ❤ One small act of kindness can make all the difference in the world for some people. I had got in the habit of telling any and everyone “Have a Blessed Day”. I never knew the impact those words had on so many people until I quit to start my CNA classes. I would still see my customers around town from time to time and they’d always say how much they missed being there and hearing those sweet kind words everyday! Man , I miss those days sometimes!!❤ You never know though how those acts of kindness can turn someone’s day around.. never know who you could be saving from suicide either. Those that feel invisible to everyone else may not feel as invisible to you if you take the time to show that you really care. Great comment girl! You have made my day! Keep being kind!!❤ this world needs so much more of it

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