How often do you
question someone’s motives when they do something for you or someone else?
How wonderful does
it make you feel when you witness a selfless act?
These are my heroes! Men and women that decide to step up because
it is their time to make a difference.
My definition
for NAG is No Agenda Giving! People randomly talk about the joy of
giving! I’m here to tell you there is
indeed joy in giving!
There are so
many ways to practice this principal. So
often an opportunity resides within us and it will nag at you until
you either medicate to make it go away or you take action.
You may observe
someone that could use a part of what you have to
offer. Take some time to find a way to
share. As it is often said, if your cup
runneth over, pour a little out in order to allow some new stuff to fill it up.
When my friends
decided to help me when I needed them, my life was changed. Internally I struggled with a response. There was an action item inside of me and it
was nagging at me to do something about it.
It took two
years to take that first step without a plan or a vision. Both evolved after I had the courage to “leap.”
“Leap, build your wings on your way” (thanks Terre Ittner)
I now pay
attention to those folks that make a decision to give without an agenda. It takes maturity and a higher vibration to achieve. Age is not the factor; I recognize it in
teens as well as adults.
The underlying
benefit is there is a return on NAG. You
maintain a smile and a full heart. There
simply is not enough money in this world to purchase it…although it is free to
all that exercise it.
NobleOne
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