I am all for projecting positivity. I think we need more of it in the world, and it’s hard to see the bright side sometimes. That is why I think this project is so awesome. It is called ‘The Kindness Rocks Project’ and it’s all about spreading positive messages. The idea is you write(or paint) your positive message/motif on your rock. Then you ask permission and hide it somewhere for people to find. My rock says “Don’t fear change.” I chose this phrase because I often catch myself fearing change. When, in all reality, change is inevitable. This year I am going to focus my personal growth instead of fearing change, whether it be emotional, academic, etc. If my rock brought you here I encourage you to comment! Maybe even participate yourself? Make sure to go check out their website, and to credit #thekindnessrocksproject on the back of your creations! 😀
SanityinSchool 
I should follow that phrase because I have feared change far too many times. I like your rock it looks really pretty. Keep up the good work.
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I really like this idea and I think it would really brighten up someone’s day. Great blog
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You are totally right about this and I can relate. Fearing change is a common problem, but as you said, inevitable. I think it’s a great idea to decide to focus on personal growth! Hope this goes well for you this year!
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I think that this project is great, and should be more widespread. This is amazing and really encouraging! Thank you for this encouraging thought!
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I think this is a great idea. It kind of gives a chance for people to come upon it and take it as a sign. A surprise like this can really change someone’s day and I think a lot of people will benefit from finding one. I think I might start doing this!
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This is so helpful! Positivity is really important for everyday life.
— Sophia
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I agree that being positive is important at all times. Good job and the kindness rocks project is a cool idea.
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Look at all the comments! It’s because of your positive blog. And you’re the first to credit the original project! Nice job.
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