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Selfish Generosity – What Goes Around Comes Around

Selfish Generosity

Selfish Generosity – now this is a strange term.  I almost seems like a contradiction in terms.   Not SO!

My mother taught me this term so long ago that even she has forgotten.   I remember vividly the lesson about how is was worth the effort to find the “perfect” holiday gift for someone.  Why? Selfish Generosity!   The feeling YOU get when the person lights up like a searchlight.  The feeling you get when they beam say “Wow How did you know?  This is exactly what I wanted!” is worth the trip to 10 different stores.  It is OKAY to be generous for selfish reasons. On the other hand, when you are greedy and take from others for selfish reasons, then you have crossed the line.

Selfish Generosity – the fine line

This topic came to mind today when some generosity came back
in overwhelming abundance.

If I had been generous as a calculated ploy to generate payback,
that would have been calculating and manipulative.   I am NOT
condoning or suggesting that in ANY way.

You have to figure out how you can give with no expectation (other
than the general feeling that is expressed in the cliché “What
goes around, comes around.”)

I get pleasure from helping people in Ann Sieg’s Renegade Team.
This is a Facebook page for team members who are part of Ann’s
Daily Marketing Coach system.  We are an online mastermind
group.  It is not uncommon in the group for someone to ask
something like “I have a new web page, can you give me your
opinion?” and 30 team members chime in with opinions, observations,
and valuable critiques.  Try getting that at the office tomorrow!

Before I share how the boomerang for Selfish Generosity landed in my
lap today, I’d like to share a video.  I went Googling (love that verb)
for Selfish Generosity and these folks have it down cold!

Selfish Generosity in Action

I recently gave some material to the team and one of my team mates,
Amy Hagerup, used that material to create an awesome video for her
website.  That made me feel very good and my selfishness was amply
rewarded.

Tonight – my cup runneth over:

Here is Amy’s Selfish Generosity back to me.  Thank You Amy!!

!

THANK YOU AMY!  I am humbled.

Some further thoughts on Selfish Generosity.   With the Holiday
Season fast upon us, I thought I’d take a minute to share some
thought on how you can deliberately give youself some happiness
using Selfish Generosity.

My POINT

Helping others in order to feel good is the act of a caring person.  Everyone wins!

And – when you least expect it – “What Goes Around, Comes Around”   The bad that
you do AND the good.   It makes you realize that being selfish enough to do good things
is a good thing.

What about you?

Selfish Generosity is way outside my usual blog topics.  I’d love to hear your thoughts!! So comment below.

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Hale Pringle Ed. D.

Hale Pringle – Hale Yes!

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Email: HaleYes@HalePringle.com

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