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Shelly emphasizes that most people are inherently good; life’s challenges, traumas, and hardships can temporarily obscure that goodness. However, she maintains that nurturing kindness, both in thought and action, can help restore our faith in humanity and create a ripple effect of positivity.
She suggests that by starting conversations around kindness and emphasizing its importance, society can shift toward greater understanding and compassion. She believes that at the heart of a better world lies shared kindness—an act that costs less effort than cruelty and yields immeasurable benefits.