Arthur Brooks wrote a book entitled, "Are Americans Selfish? The Bond In Between Faith, Philanthropy and Healthy Democracies." The propensity to give he identified as a "quality-of-life problem" since those who give are better, much healthier and their neighborhoods are far better places to live. Charity is a benefit to our health.It is individuals
The act of offering. It starts with a small wave-maybe one individual or one little group- but it can build momentum and become a very huge wave eventually. Here's a real-life example of how the act of giving can start little and grow into something much, much larger.Indecision brings its own hold-ups and days are lost regreting over day. Action -
Recently I was given a book that has made a significant effect on my view of offering and charity. In fact, it turned my entire principle of providing, charity and philanthropy upside down. The book was written by very popular author and self-development guru Joe Vitale.Recently, one of the most increasingly popular and easiest ways to create consi
If you have been investing a great deal of time online to discover more about how to give the best gift, you probably have realized by now that nearly all discussions seem to revolve the act of gift offering around the ideas of economics and cash. And, rightly so, because almost everything material in this world includes costs.It is totally possibl
Just ten years into the millennium, personal success and community leadership are being redefined. As thousands lose or alter tasks and reevaluate their earthly functions, the survivors are discovering their real identity-and their real worth to others-- in the quality of their physical and mental health and in their spiritual well being.But, who's