Practice decluttering on a monthly basis. Donate the items to a charity of your choice.

Donate Unused Items

One simple compliment can turn someone’s day around and positively affect many lives.Compliments are easy to give if you focus on something you like. Look for opportunities to give a compliment.

Give A Compliment

The practice involves committing to one 5 minute favor a day. Doing one a day instills a habit of giving that benefits more than just the recipient.

5 Minute Favor

Instead of taking leftovers home to have them spoil, consider giving it to someone in need.

Box Up Leftovers

Find a cause that you care about and allocate time as often as possible.Volunteering can help develop new skills, build experience, and spread more love and kindness.

Volunteer

If you’re walking by a piece of trash, toss it in the nearest can. Every bit adds up over time.Show generosity to your community and the Earth.

Pick Up A Piece Of Trash

“Like,” “Share,” or comment on your friend’s business content.It’s easy, free, and strengthens your friendship, and their business.

Support Your Friends’ Businesses

When you order from Amazon, use “smile.amazon.com.” You choose the charity, and they donate a portion of your eligible orders at no cost to you.

Donate When You Buy

Many of us accumulate nickels and dimes that end up in forgotten places.Collect coins in a ziplock bag and give it away to someone with a genuine need.

Collect Change To Give Away

One place we tend to forget to be generous is work. We spend a vast majority of our life there. It’s important to take the time to support your coworkers.

Support Co-Worker’s Passions

Experts like Tony Robbins and Adam Grant prescribe generosity as the medication to achieve a happy and successful life. It makes sense because, scientifically speaking, donating to charity feels like sex to your brain. If we are happier when we give, why aren't we more generous? Like anything else, people find excuses.

Pick Up A Piece Of Trash

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