Do the nice thing!

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Do you struggle to find compassion and give grace throughout your day? One bad thing happens and suddenly the day goes downhill from there? Ever look back at your day and wonder why you werenโ€™t nicer to everyone in your path? Youโ€™re not alone. We all struggle at times to keep an upbeat, pleasant mood. Some times we just need to stop, breathe, and a gentle reminder of why itโ€™s important to do the nice thing.

First, letโ€™s dial back and look at the definition of โ€˜Niceโ€™: pleasant, good-mannered, kind, requiring careful thought or attention. Being โ€˜niceโ€™ doesnโ€™t have to mean bending over backward and putting your needs last. Being nice to others can go such a long way in their day and create a ripple effect.

Remind yourself todayโ€”as much as you are trying hard to do all.the.things, remember, so is everyone else. 


We are all doing the best we can!
Each person is carrying their own burdens.

Sometimes they are not visible on the outside.

Life still feels different... and there are โ€œregularโ€ life pressures added to an already overwhelming world.

Sometimes even *we* donโ€™t even realize the stress we are under.

Remember that we are all human with real feelings, going through our own set of challenges.

Be nice.
Be kind.
Be gentle.
...to others

...and especially, be
nice,
kind, and
gentle
to yourself. 

Jen

Olga Kolgusheva

Olga is a Squarespace designer and copywriter known for creating clean, editorial websites with refined typography, irregular grids, and minimalist, monochromatic aesthetics. A former business and radio journalist trained at the Missouri School of Journalism, she discovered her visual talent in an infographics class and has spent over a decade designing digital experiences that merge strategic content, marketing insight, and visual clarity. A true digital native, Olga specializes in building Squarespace websites that tell compelling stories through structure, design, and words.

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