True generosity is unconditional
Unconditional generosity is giving without anticipation of any kind of reciprocation, repayment, or even a thank you.
Examples of generosity include a simple smile for a stranger or sharing your time with the elderly. Think about what else you can give in terms of time, talent and resources that you are blessed with.
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