Sarah Browning

Kindness is contagious.

The more we notice it, talk about it and celebrate it, the more we seem to find it in our everyday lives.

Earlier this year, I met Adam Walker at the Sussex Kindness Conference at the @sussexuni Research Centre.

Our shared interest in creating kinder workplaces and communities led to a fascinating conversation on his Pharma Prescribed podcast.

In this short clip, we talk about how kindness spreads, why we notice more of it once we start looking for it, and how talking openly about kindness gives others permission to do the same.

For a long time, I described myself as a communications consultant and kindness cheerleader.

Eventually, I realised kindness wasn’t something to add on at the end. It was the thing I most wanted to lead with.

It’s been encouraging to see more people embracing conversations about kindness in business, leadership and workplace culture.

Not because it’s trendy, but because it matters.

🎧 If you’d like to hear more, listen to the full episode, The Business Case for Kindness: Why Happier Teams Are 20% More Productive, on your favourite podcast app.

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