In this solo episode of the Paralegals on Fire! Podcast Show, Ann Pearson talks about how one email of appreciation and an anonymous donation inspired her to pay it forward to other paralegals. Ann hopes that others will consider paying it forward to other paralegals. Listen to the show to hear some ideas on how you can pay it forward.
Show Highlights
- How one small act of kindness from one paralegal is motivating others to act
- The many ways you can pay it forward and lift up your fellow paralegals
- Let’s start a movement! #paralegalspayingitfowardtoparalegals
Your Actionable Strategy
- In this podcast episode, Ann Pearson discussed sharing this episode with 3 other paralegals you would like to see pay it forward to paralegals. #paralegalspayingitforwardtoparalegals
2. When you do “your pay it forward act of kindness,” draw a red smiley face on the palm of your hand, take a picture of it and post it on your social media, in the comments below, or wherever you want and tag the Paralegal Bootcamp with the hashtag #paralegalspayingitforwardtoparalegals so that we can all search that hashtag for inspiration.
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Wonderful podcast.
Thank you!
Love this! In such a negative world these days, taking a moment to help another person, especially our peers in the paralegal profession, reminds me of a quote by Kahlil Gibran:
“ You give but little when you give of your possessions, it’s when you give of yourself that you truly give.”
Thank you for inspiring such a movement and acts of kindness by building on the generosity of the anonymous donation.
Love that quote!