What does it mean to be nice?

To be nice means to be pleasant and kind.

A nice person is cooperative, ethical, fair, generous, helpful, joyful, kind,

 loyal, and mannerly.

Questions

-What are four nice things you can do for your family?

- How are members of your family nice to you?

- Why is it important to be nice to others?  What would yout life be like if

 nobody was ever nice to you?

It is so easy to be see being nice as a wonderful quality in an individual but

of limited importance in the complex life of work, achievement, politics,

and society.  It can look like an "extra something" that good people weave

into their daily lives-but not a necessity.

Actually, being nice is about being who we truly are at our best and it

emerges as one of the most powerful tools at our disposal, as we go through

our daily lives.  Its power not only is easily accessible to anyone who cares to

demonstrate it, but it can never be diminished; rather it expands with every

nice action.

A nice person is cooperative, ethical, fair, generous, helpful, joyful, kind, loyal,

and mannerly.  Being nice can be demonstrated through the simplest of

actions, yet it has the capacity to return us to the very best of our humanity.

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