Practice Unselfish Thinking

Practice Unselfish Thinking

1. Unselfish thinking can often deliver a return greater than any other kind of thinking. Take a look at some of its benefits

   • 1. Unselfish Thinking Brings Personal Fulfillment
     • Few things in life bring greater personal rewards than helping others. Charles H. Burr believed, “Getters generally don’t get happiness; givers get it.” Helping people brings great satisfaction. When you spend your day unselfishly serving others, at night you can lay down your head with no regrets and sleep soundly
   • 2. Unselfish Thinking Adds Value to Others
     • He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often and loved much; who has enjoyed the trust of pure women, the respect of intelligent men and the love of little children, who has filled his niche and accomplished his task
   • 3. Unselfish Thinking Encourages Other Virtues
     • Of all the qualities a person can pursue, unselfish thinking seems to make the biggest difference toward cultivating other virtues. I think that’s because the ability to give unselfishly is so difficult
   • 4. Unselfish Thinking Increases Quality of Life
     • The spirit of generosity created by unselfish thinking gives people an appreciation for life and an understanding of its higher values. Seeing those in need and giving to meet that need puts a lot of things into perspective. It increases the quality of life of the giver and the receiver.

2. HOW TO EXPERIENCE THE SATISFACTION OF UNSELFISH THINKING

   • 1. Put Others First
   • 2. Expose Yourself to Situations Where People Have Need
   • 3. Give Quietly or Anonymously
   • 4. Invest in People Intentionally
   • 5. Continually Check Your Motives

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