be generous and be around people who are generous because it's a system that works. Okay. When you're generous with others, they're going to be generous with you if you have the right side of people. If they're not going to be generous with you, then move on.But that generosity means that you'll get more as well as that you'll give more. Not only is it functional because of that, but it's spiritually enriching. The relationships that you have are the most important things in your life.So having great relati ...

"True generosity is not about how much you give, but how much love you put into giving."Omar (@Omar18544048):We have distributed food packs to refugee families in the camps on behalf of @CobratateAnd @TateTheTalismanI wanna thank them to their generous donation. https://t.co/mu48miVfUG ...

"Generosity is the soul’s way of creating light in someone else’s darkness." https://t.co/aTHqzOrmDE ...

"Generosity is the soul’s way of creating light in someone else’s darkness." https://t.co/Lmw11h8W24 ...

[Music] I'm a lawyer by profession and at the time my team and I were dealing with a case of a young girl called Shadia. She was six years then. And as six years are want to do, she forgot the instruction of her stepmother to wash the dishes.Upon return, the stepmother was furious and decided to punish Shadia. She took a stick, put a polythin around it, and shoved the stick up Shadia's vagina. She tried to pull the stick out.The stepmother that is. It didn't come all the way out, so she pushed it back and t ...

Core Argument - The speech advocates for shifting from a scarcity mindset, characterized by fear and competition, to an abundance mindset, marked by trust and generosity [3][4][5] - The abundance mindset fosters community building, collaboration, and creativity, leading to lower stress and stronger decision-making skills [5][11][18] - Appalachia serves as an example of a region that has historically thrived through an abundance mindset, demonstrating generosity and collaboration even in times of scarcity [2][13][14] Scarcity Mindset Characteristics - A scarcity mindset is rooted in the belief that resources are limited, leading to isolation, competition, and control [4] - It manifests as fear-based decision-making, hoarding, and a focus on self-protection [3][7] - Examples include panic buying, clingy behavior in relationships, and avoiding creative risks [7][8] Abundance Mindset Characteristics - An abundance mindset is characterized by the belief that there is enough for everyone, fostering peace and collaboration [10] - It inspires generosity, allowing individuals to see others as collaborators rather than threats [11][12] - It encourages curiosity, experimentation, and a willingness to fail [10][24][26] Practical Applications - Building tables instead of pedestals involves reframing comparisons into opportunities for collaboration and learning [19][21][22] - Choosing curiosity over control means asking braver questions and embracing uncertainty with possibility [23][24][25] - Rewriting fears involves challenging limiting beliefs and replacing them with empowering narratives [26][27]