It is essential to show consideration for other people and to treat them as one would want to be treated oneself. It's not because you want something in return; it's because it's better for you and could make you happy in the long run. According to academic research, gentler individuals are more likely to discover a deeper sense of meaning and purpose in their lives.
It can also result in increased levels of both self-esteem and self-efficacy; therefore, the time has come to behave righteously and provide joy and health to yourself and others. We have compiled a list of famous persons who have shown exemplary behavior toward others, and our inspiration comes from them.
1. Lady Gaga
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Since Lady Gaga had to cancel a performance at the last minute due to illness, this was a big deal. She felt terrible for the fans who had planned to see her and were now heartbroken. For this reason, Lady Gaga tweeted that she would have pizza delivered to any "monsters outside my hotel, The William Gray Montreal," and she did just that, sending them her autographs and making an appearance on the hotel's rooftop to wave.
2. Ryan Reynolds
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After taking CPR training offered by the Red Cross a few years ago, Ryan Reynolds saved his nephew's life. It took some time, but he said it was enjoyable. Blake Lively, his wife, also attended the training and learned how to perform CPR on infants and young children.
3. The Rock
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For the holidays, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson gave his truck to Oscar Rodriguez, a Navy veteran. He had planned to donate the Porsche Taycan he drove in the film Red Notice, but he was told he couldn't. Because of this, he decided to give him a gift of his own custom truck, which he affectionately refers to as "my baby."
4. Kellie Pickler
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Country singer Kellie Pickler recently went bald in support of a close friend undergoing breast cancer treatment. Summer Holt Miller, who was diagnosed at age 36, hopes that women will feel more comfortable talking to their doctors about breast cancer because of the way she looks: "If this compels even one person to change their mentality toward waiting until the age of 40 for their mammogram, then it will be worth it."
5. Taylor Swift
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One Missouri resident, a 96-year-old veteran, was visited by
Taylor Swift as a pleasant surprise. Cyrus Porter, a devoted follower who claims to have attended two of her shows, raved, "She puts on a show no one else puts on." Taylor also brought her guitar and sang for him and his loved ones while they were there.
6. Britney Spears
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A dance class with Britney Spears lasted an hour, and six kids showed up. To tunes like "True Blue," "Material Girl," and "Holiday," she created dance routines. In addition to performing the exercises, the singer encouraged improvisational movement from the group. All the kids had a great time, thanks to her roleplaying as a "choo-choo" train.
7. Princess Diana
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Princess Diana's dream was to "be the queen of people's hearts, in people's hearts." She was unlike the people of the establishment in that she often wore her emotions on her sleeve. She said I'm a leader who follows her heart, not her brain. She was an emotional person who applied her optimism to all aspects of her life, which made her a more powerful and capable monarch.