Quotes About Altruism

I'm more of somebody who'll bend over backwards for people and, you know, wait at the back of the line until everybody's taken care of. That's really my nature.

We need a president who will choose to do what's best for the country, even when it doesn't personally benefit them.

I always tell employees: 'The group's benefit is more important than your personal benefit.'

I want to make sure that everyone benefits from my success, not just me.

People do things that turn out badly, often for the most benevolent of reasons.

The best way of enjoying your money is to spend it on other people. I don't need much.

Empathy is not a betrayal of one's cause.

You can put yourself to the purpose of others, and in doing so, you can be better off.

I don't think it really serves to make the world a better place, when you're only concerned about yourself.

I'm totally fine knowing that I gave part of myself to a bigger purpose and a bigger cause, to not only serve my country but try to make a better way of life for other people and much less fortunate people.

Why should someone who has $5 billion only give away $2.5 billion? They can't take it with them.

Fast offerings are used for one purpose only: to bless the lives of those in need.

Me being blessed, you need to bless others.

If you give, you will be blessed.

What drives me is really just being able to be a blessing to someone, you know. I really enjoy that, and as much as I can do, I will.

I think the only way a blessing is realized is if you pass it forward.

My mother always says that you are successful only when you are capable of helping somebody. So I feel whatever I could do I could do only with the blessings of my parents.

He would take the blow so you didn't have to.

I'm not comfortable with just me, me, me. That's boring.

Man, it feels great to do anything that might brighten someone else's day.

I'm very much about letting other people shine, because it makes us all shine brighter.

It's funny, sometimes life just comes down to bringing a little bit of light to somebody when you can.

My parents taught me broad Christian values. To be kind to one another, to be honest, not to just think about yourself.

Once you leave your ego behind and let the good light in, you shine good light back. That may be a bit Buddhist but so what.