The Kindness Project: Let the Small Things Speak

In a world chasing noise, the Kindness Project is my quiet rebellion—proof that small gestures can still echo the loudest.

What is the Kindness Project?

Kindness is the hardest thing to keep simple. It’s so rare. The highlight reels show the chaos. Social media is a dopamine volcano. Good things? They’re slow. Meaningful things? They’re simple.

Kindness is a thought, transferred into action. Kindness is unique. And so, I’ve decided to make it a point.

Here’s the deal:
I take a photo or print an image that carries some meaning—a moment, a feeling, or something that just makes you smile. I tuck it in an envelope, number it, and leave it somewhere in the world for someone to find.

If you’ve found one:
➡️ Visit www.kingofhabits.com
➡️ Click on the “Kindness Project” tab
➡️ Scroll to find your photo and its number
➡️ Leave a comment (with your name or anonymous)
➡️ Keep it, or pass it on to someone else

The next person can leave their note on the same photo. The kindness continues.

Just know—the picture found you.

Definition of Kindness:

Kindness: The quality of being friendly, generous, and considerate.
But more than that, it’s the quiet act that often goes unseen. It's what remains when there's nothing to gain. It’s sacred. Simple. Still rare.

Quote about Kindness:

"Do things for people not because of who they are or what they do in return, but because of who you are."
— Harold S. Kushner

Contact:

📬 michaelking@kingofhabits.com

Happy hunting,
Michael
#KindnessProject