The Kindness Podcast Episode 21: Gabriella van Rij

How do we hold onto our childlike joy in the midst of piles of laundry and sinks full of dishes? Gabriella van Rij shares some powerful insight in this week’s kindness podcast.

She’s been seen on Dr. Phil and is frequently called to share her expertise on kindness. Gabriella van Rij is on a mission to spread kindness throughout the WORLD. I’m positive that listening to her words will inspire you to join in!

Listen for free today on Stitcher, iTunes, or wherever you find your favorite podcasts.

And be sure to check out Gabriella’s blog, books and latest kindness projects at https://www.gabriella.global.

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