How about committing a random act of kindness for three different people?:
Someone you don’t know
Someone you know
Yourself
Someone you don’t know ; This is quite simple and can quickly become a habit. (That’s a good thing!)
Smile. When you’re in a depressingly long queue at the bank, watching a parent deal with their toddler’s public meltdown, or sitting next to another car in traffic. A kind grin goes a long way when you’re feeling a bit hopeless about the daily hassles in life.
Someone you know ; Take a moment to think about who in your life may be a little touch-deficient. Maybe you know someone who is recently widowed, a single parent with older children, or a new empty-nester. Maybe even a young teenager in an especially introverted stage of awkwardness.
Make it a point to physically reach out to someone. It could be a warm hand shake, high-five, or great hug, whatever is appropriate for that person and situation. Touch is shown to make us happier and healthier, and it benefits both you and the receiver!
Yourself; People depend on you, so it’s important to take care of yourself. If you’ve only got a few minutes, steal away and flip through a great magazine. If you can set aside some more time, go to a Restorative Yoga class, get a massage, go for a walk by yourself to recharge, or window shop and grab a coffee.
Kindness doesn’t have to cost you anything, and it doesn’t need to be a grand gesture. A little goes a long way!