Fierce Kindness Blog

The first Women's Day observance - a "National Women's Day" was in February 1909 in New York, USA. It was organized by the Socialist Party of America - and was the idea of a suffragist

Get 4 steps to help you through major change, and see where self-care fits. With tips and questions to ask yourself, we do like to be fiercely practical ;)

We continue our look at love and kindness! As the pandemic continues, it's time for a self-care check-in. Grab this COVID specific self-care checklist to help us be kinder to ourselves.

With all the current challenges we're looking at ways to be kinder to ourselves. So here's a fun infographic with 12 Ways to be Fiercely Kind with Yourself!

In this article we're sharing Kindness quotes, and below you'll find 33 quotes for kindness plus a Fierce Kindness exercise to use the quotes that "speak to you" to learn and grow. I've chosen a broad...

Want to appreciate and show gratitude for important people in your life? Here's what not to do, how to give good compliments with tips, examples - and why it might just be very important right now...

I don't know about you, but I was deeply moved by Amanda Gorman, America's national youth poet laureate reciting her poem "The Hill We Climb" at the 2021 presidential inauguration. Did you also feel roused and...

For Martin Luther King day (the third Monday in January), we're sharing some Martin Luther King quotes. These quotes attempt to share the breadth and depth of a man, sadly missed, who was assassinated in 1968...

When I began writing my Fierce Kindness newsletter in February 2020, I thought the pandemic would be over by summer—like our normal cold and flu season. Then, perhaps the fall. OK, well, at least it'll be...

  This week, as an inspiration to start our 2021, I've created this .PDF printable of Maya Angelou's inspiring and uplifting poem "Still I Rise". With so much going on in the world - whether it's...