Do one small good thing today that nobody will find out about. Put something back where it belongs. Fill someone else’s glass. Then do not mention it.
A powerful emperor once met a travelling teacher. The emperor had built temples, paid for books to be copied, supported hundreds of monks. He asked what all of it had earned him. The teacher said: nothing.
He was not being cruel. He meant that the moment you start counting what a good thing earned you, it stops being a gift and becomes a purchase.
What did you do today that you did not tell anyone about?
The kindest things you do are the ones with nothing to show for them.