Quote by William John Bennett

A kind and compassionate act is often its own reward.

A kind and compassionate act is often its own reward.

Summary

This quote suggests that performing a kind and compassionate act brings intrinsic satisfaction and fulfillment, without expecting anything in return. The act itself is seen as valuable and gratifying, emphasizing the inherent goodness and virtue of showing kindness to others. It highlights the idea that the positive impact we have on someone's life or the world around us can be personally rewarding, contributing to our own sense of happiness and contentment. In essence, the act of kindness becomes its own source of joy and fulfillment, regardless of any external rewards or recognition.

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By William John Bennett

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