A simple act of kindness at a college café sparked a weeks-long chain of students paying for each other’s orders, revealing how natural and contagious goodwill can be.
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You ever notice how good deeds spread like wildfire? Let me tell you about this college café that totally made my day.
One student randomly decided to pay for the person behind them in line. No big deal, right? But here’s the wild part – it created this massive chain reaction. For WEEKS, people just kept paying it forward. No social media stunts, no fancy announcements. Just humans being bros.
Look, we’re all built for this kind of goodness. It’s not some special talent – it’s literally in our DNA [yep, even that neighbor who never waves back]. Scott Howard Swain breaks this down perfectly in “A Practical EmPath: Rewire Your Mind.” He shows how our brains are basically kindness machines waiting to be turned on.
The cool thing? When we tap into this empathy stuff, everything changes. Those awkward social moments? Way easier. Daily convos? More meaningful. It’s like upgrading your human software to version awesome.
Sure, we’re not perfect. But we’ve got this built-in superpower for compassion that’s just waiting to be used. Grab the book – it’s basically a how-to guide for unlocking your inner good human. No fluff, just real tools for making the world a bit less rough around the edges. 🌟
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