Desire to give Daily Motivator

THE DAILY MOTIVATOR
Wednesday, April 10, 2013

Desire to give
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The need to get something makes you desperate, fearful, phony
and inept. The desire to give makes you creative, genuine,
attractive and highly effective.

If you worry and fret about making a good impression, or
being popular, or making the sale, you won't. Instead of
obsessing over what's in it for you, focus on allowing the
highest value to pour out from you.

Choose not to see yourself as needing. Choose to allow
life's limitless abundance to flow through you in valuable,
unique and creative ways.

All that you could ever think to desire or make use of is
already connected to you in some way. By giving your best
you make more space for goodness and richness to fill your
world.

Success in living is not found in some obscure, complex
technique. Success in living is a function of your desire
for giving.

You are immensely valuable. The way to fully experience that
value is to find new ways to give it to life each day.

 

 

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