List of Things you Can do to Help Others

Here is a short list of things you can do to help others:

1. Love unconditionally. We are all looking for this. Finding ways to show that you care about others without reserve, expectations, or consequences will help more than anything else.

2. Help someone in need. Have you ever had a flat, and needed help getting it fixed, yet no one stopped...don't be that person. Do what you can be it just offering a phone to make a call, a ride to get some gas, or a few bucks to help get a new tire.

3. Compliment someone. Sometimes all someone needs to have a great day is to hear that they have a nice pair of shoes, a good outfit, etc.

4. Teach. Odds are that if you have a skill someone else would like to learn it. Do a good deed by offering your time to share it with others.

5. Donate old items. One mans trash is anothers treasure. Don't just throw stuff away, take it to a used item store and let others get them for cheap, or just give them to someone that you know needs them.

6. Listen to someone. Frustration can be difficult to deal with, and often is easily let go of if you can just talk to someone about it. Be kind and listen to someone else for a few minutes.

7. Show appreciation, openly. This is a great way to show someone love and get them to feel good about themselves. You can do this in public, on a blog, with friends, family, etc.

8. Have patience. Not everyone learns at the same pace. Sometimes people have a hard time expressing a thought, whatever the situation be patient and let them get it out.

9. Get active with someone. If you know someone that has or is talking about getting healthy, do them a favor and do it with them. Ask them to join you for workouts, walks, bike rides, and other things.

10. Give comfort to someone that's grieving. Whether you just offer a hug, holding a hand, or support in the hard time, knowing someone is there for them is often all it takes to help them through.

11. Send a kind letter or email. This can be a nice thank you, or letting them know you are proud of them, you accept them as they are, or anything else uplifting.

12. Clean something for another. Mow the lawn, do their dishes, pick up the clothes, or even just make dinner for them can be very helpful.

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