Quotes About Generosity

How can I serve more people?" rather than: "How can I make more money?

It reminds me of the story of the guy sitting with firewood in his arms on a cold, freezing night. He is yelling at the pot-bellied stove, "When you give me some heat, then I'll put some wood in you!" And when it comes to money, love, happiness, sales, and contacts, all one needs to remember is to give first.

Instead of paying us money, rich dad had given us so much more.

10.?Teach and you shall receive: the power of giving

If you want something, you first need to give

And when it comes to money, love, happiness, sales, and contacts, all one needs to remember is to give first.

we had to find ways to serve more and more people, rather than be paid more and serve fewer.

En cuanto me des algo de calor, te arrojaré algo de leña!" Así pues, en lo que se refiere a dinero, amor, felicidad, ventas y contactos, lo único que hay que hacer es dar antes de recibir.

I want money, so I give money, and it comes back in multiples.

Focus on the most important law of money: "Give, and you shall receive." Instead, he believed in: "Receive, and then you give.

focus on the most important law of money: "Give, and you shall receive.

7.?Be an Indian giver: the power of getting something for nothing

They have made enough money to acquire other assets. Again, it does pay to be generous.

you want something, you first need to give

the most important law of money: "Give, and you shall receive." Instead, he believed in: "Receive, and then you give." In

she] had a great reputation for unselfishness because she was always giving up a lot of things she didn't want.

Anyone who has sympathy and understanding to give has a treasure that is without money and without price.

Cousin Jimmy gave me a whole dollar on the sly last week. I wish he had not given me so much. It worrys me. It is an awful responsibility. It will be so diffikult to spend it wisely also without Aunt Elizabeth finding out about it. I hope I shall never have a million dollars. I am sure it would crush me utterly.

God doesn't make bargains. He gives… gives without asking anything from us in return except love.

I CAN help people—I've learned that money isn't the only power for helping people. Anyone who has sympathy and understanding to give has a treasure that is without money and without price.

I'd like to add some beauty to life," said Anne dreamily. "I don't exactly want to make people KNOW more . . . though I know that IS the noblest ambition . . . but I'd love to make them have a pleasanter time because of me . . . to have some little joy or happy thought that would never have existed if I hadn't been born.

The folks who lived before me have done so much for me that I want to show my gratitude by doing something for the folks who will live after me.

Mr. Leonard thought rightly that the highest work to which any man could be called was a life of service to his fellows; but he made the mistake of supposing the field of service much narrower than it is—of failing to see that a man may minister to the needs of humanity in many different but equally effective ways.

Give us a chew, said Mary companionably. Nan, Di and Faith all produced an amber-hued knot or two from their pockets and passed them to Mary. Una sat very still. She had four lovely big knots in the pocket of her tight, thread-bare little jacket, but she wasn't going to give one of them to Mary Vance—not one Let Mary pick her own gum! People with squirrel muffs needn't expect to get everyt