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Good People

Stories From the Best of Humanity

Gabriel Reilich, Lucia Knell

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Good People
The Power of Everyday Kindness
Miguel & Sarah
Aisha & Teacher
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Empathy for Strangers
Zoe in NYC
Maya on Flight
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Wisdom of Children
Lila's Curiosity
Kai's Insight
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Compassion During Crisis
Yuki's Taxi
Elena's Grief
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The Impact of Little Things
Mei's Confidence
Carlos's Wonder
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Everyday Heroes
Call to Action

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What key realization did Miguel have after a stranger named Sarah helped him pick up dropped office supplies?

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Good People Summary & Overview

Good People (2024) is a heartwarming collection of real-life stories that showcase the power of everyday kindness and empathy. Through diverse narratives of compassion in action, it explores the impact that small acts of goodwill can have on individuals and communities, offering a hopeful perspective on human nature in an often challenging world. 

Who Should Listen to Good People?

  • Those seeking a positive perspective amid all the negative news
  • Individuals interested in personal growth and emotional intelligence
  • Anyone going through a difficult time who’s in need of hope

About the Author: Gabriel Reilich, Lucia Knell

Gabriel Reilich is the head of content and innovation at Upworthy, where he has worked since 2014 to spread optimism and highlight humanity’s best qualities. A graduate of UC Berkeley, Reilich has created impactful content for various organizations.

Lucia Knell, vice president of brand at Upworthy since 2014, is dedicated to using the internet as a unifying force and has expertise in creating social media content that combats online negativity. A Kenyon College graduate and mental health advocate, Knell is also a dancer and choreographer.

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