Their fundamental goal is to help people and facilitate the success of the group as a whole. They willingly share their time, knowledge, and other resources, driven by a sincere desire to create value for others. For these individuals, whether their efforts are rewarded or recognized is largely inconsequential. By understanding and appreciating the giver's perspective, we can all strive to cultivate a more empathetic and collaborative approach to our personal and professional relationships. The rewards of this mindset may not be immediately tangible, but the long-term benefits to both.
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