[Manifesto] 14-Day Kindness Challenge!

Our 14-Day Kindness Challenge just ended earlier this week! :D Once again, a big congratulations to all of you who have participated in the challenge in one form or another!

During the kindness challenge, one of the participants requested for a manifesto with all the kindness tasks after the challenge is over. Well, ask and you shall receive! Here’s a manifesto with all the tasks we did during our two-week kindness journey. :D

14-Day Kindness Challenge Manifesto(Click image for larger version)

Visit Kindness Challenge Overview for all the kindness challenge tasks and posts.

Get the poster version at the Personal Excellence Gift Shop as a gift for yourself or for a friend!

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10 Responses to "[Manifesto] 14-Day Kindness Challenge!" | Share Your Thoughts

  1. Daria says:

    This manifesto is a great idea! I entered the website with a pen and paper in hand to write down the 14 tasks as a reminder for later on but here it is already available with a lovely design :)

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  2. Fufu says:

    It looks really cute. Just what I needed for recalling the acts on my mobile :) By the way I was browsing Google for kindness day when I see there’s another national day called “Random Acts of Kindness” in September 1 in which you’re supposed to do a random act of kindness for a stranger or a person you know though I think it’s more appropriate for a stranger as to make it a stronger effect in the experience.

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    • Celes says:

      Thanks Fufu! :D I’m glad you like the manifesto.

      I didn’t know about the RAoK on Sep 1. I think AoK makes for a positive experience be it a stranger or someone we know; it’s all about spreading kindness to others at the end of the day. (I don’t know if there is any merit in discriminating between rendering an act of kindness to a stranger or a person we know, though I get where you are coming from.)

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  3. Bryan says:

    I think that by having it all in one place it’ll be easier to practice and incoporate it. I always love these manifestos and since I didn’t put enough time to do the challenge I’ll take it upon myself to spend the next two weeks doing acts of kindness ;)

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  4. Karen says:

    I love your manifestos! You put a lot of effort into bringing quality information to your readers! thanks Celes!

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  5. Miss Elf says:

    Thank you very much for this :) I love it :)

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