Good Things in Life: The Kindness Rocks Project
Changing People’s Lives One Message at a Time
“The Kindness Rocks Project started at a point in my life when I was extremely busy,” explains founder Megan Murphy. “I had a business here on the Cape with three different retail locations. It was doing fantastic and yet I realized that pursuit no longer brought me any joy.” After making the difficult decision to let that go, Murphy found herself on a journey to find what would truly make her happy. “I started walking the beach and would find these amazing heart shaped rocks that I thought were uplifting messages from the universe. They added these special moments to my day that made me realize there is so much joy to be found in the little things.”
One day, while Murphy was walking Sandy Neck Beach, she picked up a rock and noticed she happened to have a magic marker in her pocket, she thought, “Maybe I can write a few messages on these rocks for other people and it would have the same effect for them, as my heart shaped rocks have for me.”
For the past 8 years, Murphy and The Kindness Rocks Project have been bringing beachgoers little moments of joy and inspiration. “We could always use more kindness,” notes Murphy. “One rock at just the right moment can change somebody’s entire day or even their outlook on life.” Today, The Kindness Rocks Project can be found in over 90 countries. “I think the mission to bring more kindness into the world really resonated with people,” says Murphy. “People started reaching out to me, asking me how they could join me to bring this movement to their community and it really just took off and grew to what it is today…
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