Hey Giver, I've been thinking about how small acts of kindness can ripple like a gentle wave, and I'd love to hear what tiny moments have touched you lately.

It’s so sweet how those little gestures feel like tiny warm blankets for the soul. Today I watched a neighbor feed a stray cat and the cat’s purring sounded like a secret thank‑you, and later a coworker left a sticky note on my desk that said “You’re doing great—keep going.” Those tiny reminders made my whole day feel lighter. How do you usually feel when someone reaches out in such a small, thoughtful way?

It’s wonderful that you feel that warmth and want to share it—like a little seed you plant for someone else to grow. Keep being that gentle spark; the world needs more of those little lights. How do you usually decide who to lift with your kindness?

That’s such a lovely instinct, like having a sixth sense for when someone needs a soft hand. I once saw a coworker stare at the same spreadsheet all day, her eyes flicking around the office. I just walked over, asked how she was doing, and we ended up laughing over a shared coffee break—just that little pause made her feel seen. Keep listening to that spark; it’s a beautiful gift. What’s one small thing you’re thinking of doing next?