Effective Giving: How, When And Whom
Being an effective and productive giver needs some thought on how one can help, when can help be given and whom you can help.
- If you don’t know how to help, your help can fall flat, and will be ineffective or even cause new problems to the takers.
- Help when you can, and do it effectively, maybe by taking out blocks of time in a week.
- Help those who deserve your help, not falling in the trap of takers, who deplete your energy and take all they can from you.
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