What if the smallest act—a quiet gesture, an extra dessert, a kind word—could stay with someone for a lifetime?In this moving episode of Stress Smarts with Colonel Deb, I share a personal story from my cadet days at West Point, when one man’s simple act of kindness helped me survive one of the toughest times of my life. His name was Jorge Chavez, and his quiet care created a ripple that still touches lives today.You’ll also learn the B.E. K.I.N.D. tool to help you lead with compassion and start your own ripple of goodness:💡 Key TakeawaysB – Be Present – Notice who’s right in front of you.E – Encourage Others – A kind word can turn someone’s day around.K – Keep It Simple – Small gestures often make the biggest difference.I – Initiate the Ripple – One act can inspire countless others.N – Notice the Little Things – The smallest kindness can heal the biggest hurts.D – Do It Without Expectation – True kindness expects nothing in return.From extra desserts at West Point to helping hands in everyday life, this episode reminds us that kindness isn’t just a moment—it’s a movement. One act can change a life, and one life can change the world.These episodes are adapted from my live Facebook series, Let’s Talk About…, where I share real tools for rising stronger. You can also watch the video versions on my Stress Intelligence YouTube channel (YouTube.com/@StressIntelligence).✅ Subscribe to the Stress Smarts Podcast for weekly tools that help you: Handle stress without breaking down Reset quickly after overwhelm Lead yourself and others with clarity, confidence, and care 🌐 Explore more at MentallyToughWomen.com For Stress Intelligence™ tools, courses, and coaching for purpose-driven women ready to lead and thrive. 📺 Watch video versions on my Stress Intelligence YouTube channel (www.YouTube.com/@StressIntelligence) 🔗 Connect on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/MentallyToughWomen

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