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Are you really a kind person?

You’re at a meeting and the point you are making belittles the work of a colleague who is already having difficulties with her managers.

What is at the heart of genuine kindness?

When giving presents we often say that it’s the thought that counts. Do you agree?

Your partner surprises you with a long weekend away in Madrid but you’d rather rest for three days. You:

The phone rings as you’re sitting down to dinner. A work colleague needs advice ahead of an important meeting. You:

What do you think of the idea that kindness won’t make you rich?

Taking good care of yourself means you’ll be better equipped to take care of others. Do you agree?

Someone stops you in the street and asks if you’ll answer a survey. You:

You have a tense discussion with someone who isn’t very modest and you lose your temper. You:

How do you maintain your friendships?

What is the opposite of ‘kindness’?

A ‘kind’ person would:

Your boss, who likes the sound of his own voice, is talking to you at length about his future plans.

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You’re at a meeting and the point you are making belittles the work of a colleague who is already having difficulties with her managers.

What is at the heart of genuine kindness?

When giving presents we often say that it’s the thought that counts. Do you agree?

Your partner surprises you with a long weekend away in Madrid but you’d rather rest for three days. You:

The phone rings as you’re sitting down to dinner. A work colleague needs advice ahead of an important meeting. You:

What do you think of the idea that kindness won’t make you rich?

Taking good care of yourself means you’ll be better equipped to take care of others. Do you agree?

Someone stops you in the street and asks if you’ll answer a survey. You:

You have a tense discussion with someone who isn’t very modest and you lose your temper. You:

How do you maintain your friendships?

What is the opposite of ‘kindness’?

A ‘kind’ person would:

Your boss, who likes the sound of his own voice, is talking to you at length about his future plans.

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