Good-naturedness Is Contagious!

Good-naturedness is a virtue that not only changes your own behavior and thinking, but also that of those you infect with it!

The virtue of good nature describes the quality of a person to have a big heart, to be ready to grant the wishes of others, and to be peaceful and patient in the process.

Good-naturedness also means wanting to see the good in people and forgiving and forgiving. Learn how good nature can affect your life too!

Good-naturedness, a forgotten virtue

Good-naturedness is often confused or equated with naivety and simplicity.

However, people who are good-natured are by no means stupid or naive. They just realized the positive effects of good nature on their lives and how much easier it makes some situations.

Good-natured people are perceived as friendly because they are usually cooperative, compassionate and able to work in a team. They are people who are good to work with, people who look at their lives and that of their fellow human beings with respect and appreciation.

In today’s times, in which only performance seems to count, in a society that likes to stretch its elbows too quickly and violently, good-naturedness has become a very rare virtue that mostly only older people know and use for themselves.

Get to know the advantages too and let more and more good-naturedly into your life to make it easier!

Positive effects of good nature

The virtue of good nature leads to goodness and to being in tune with oneself. Goodness works like the sun in your life as well as in that of your fellow human beings. Because it ensures that everyone can live in better harmony with one another.

Those who set a good example and kindness infect their fellow human beings, because they feel for themselves what positive effects can come from the kindness of an individual person.

Not everyone will notice this right away, but you too will recognize people with this quality if you just pay attention to it and watch them do it.

Observe how they only create harmony through their good-natured behavior, make other people happy and put more smiles on their faces than you would think possible.

Good-naturedness creates a pleasant working atmosphere, a pleasant atmosphere in all situations of human interaction. Observe this in your everyday life: at work, while shopping and among friends.

Recognize how good-natured behavior has a positive effect on others and their mood and use it in the future for yourself and your own life!

Good-naturedness can be trained!

Not all of us are as good-natured as we would like to be or better should be. This has a lot to do with upbringing and the social environment.

However, that does not mean that you cannot learn this virtue, because it basically only means a changed attitude and view of life, which you can acquire if you want.

• Every evening, reflect on your behavior that you have shown during the day. In what situation did you act only for your own benefit? When did you push your own will through without taking that of your fellow human beings into account? Where did you build up anger because a colleague made a mistake? And how could you have resolved all these situations with more kindness?

• Think about how you will solve such everyday situations more good- naturedly in the future. Make a firm resolve to listen carefully to other people and find a compromise that both sides can live with. Apologize to your colleague for the anger his mistake has triggered in you, forgive him and learn that you also make mistakes and that it is not worthwhile to accumulate negative energies in you.

More tips

• Make a resolution every morning to live the new day more kindly. Make sure that you don’t let yourself be exploited, but find the balance with which you are also satisfied.
• During the day, stop and watch yourself : Couldn’t I have solved this situation with a bigger heart? In this situation, couldn’t I have better “let all five be straight”? You can only change your behavior through constant self-reflection!

Think like Marcus Aurelius, a Roman emperor and philosopher, who wrote: “ Look inside yourself! In there is a source of good that never stops gushing until you stop digging. “