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1. Inspiration: Giving and Receiving
2. The Health Benefits of Altruism - How Giving Back is Good For You Being altruistic, or reaching out to help others, not only benefits the person being helped, but practicing altruism also has many benefits for the person doing the helping.  Altruism is an unselfish concern for the welfare of others. It is a g...
3. Guide to becoming an egg donor I built this lens because I know a lot of women are interested in learning more about egg donation. Recently I researched how to become an egg donor and I wanted to share what I learned. In this lens, you'll find: - explanations and descriptions of...
4. Commencement Speeches 2008 I collect quotations for Avenues to Success, and have found college commencement speeches to be a fruitful source of wonderful thoughts to send the graduates into this challenging world of ours. Here are bits and pieces of the addresses that I would...
5. What if we'd forget about Making Money Online for One Week and Focused on Writing from our Hearts? "Make Money Online In One Week!" "Get Rich Overnight!" "Start Earning Cash Tomorrow!" Statements like these are huge distractions to our natural yearning for creativity - especially during financially difficult times. Everything we do becomes influen...
6. Christmas Gifts! Welcome all! I am passionate about the most celebrated event in the world - Christmas - and I would love to share my findings with you. I have recently written and recorded two ebooks and audio ebooks about Christmas: The HoHoHo Factor (that d...
7. Gospel Poverty - Simple Living to Help the Poor Gospel Poverty is a term first coined by our Roman Catholic brothers and sisters is finding greater acceptance among evangelical Christians as well. With all of the talk about the prosperity gospel, Gospel Poverty seeks to bring the Christian life b...
8. Why Did 'Abdu'l-Bahá Give Away His Coats? 'Abdu'l-Bahá, the son of the Bahá'í Faith's founder, Bahá'u'lláh, had a habit of giving coats (or cloaks) to the poverty-stricken citizens where he lived in Akka and Haifa, Israel. When he wa...
9. Seven Tiny Acts of Kindness that Go a Long Way Everyone's in a hurry these days; everything has to be done yesterday. But the other day, I spent my morning busily preparing for a big presentation I was to give that day at work. I paid extra attention to my appearance that morning, wearing my best...
10. Change the World One Person at a Time Ok so how many of us now look at the world and don't like what we see? I don't like it one bit and want that to change.  I know I like making people smile and try to make those around me happy. So my quest is to do my&...
11. Squidoo Fire Aid - Using the Internet to Aid California Fire Survivors All Squidoo lensmasters are encouraged to create a lens or two or even three as part of the SquidAid and the Squidoo Fire Aid Challenge to benefit California Fire Survivors. We're asking all Squidoo lensmasters to make a lens or two or three with fun...
12. Random Acts of Kindness 50% of my proceeds from this lens directly benefit Covenant House, the largest privately funded nonprofit agency in North and Central America providing shelter and other services to homeless, runaway and throwaway youth. The remainder of my profits f...
13. #1 Source - Increase Church Giving - Inspire Generosity and Increase Giving, Offerings, Donations, Contributions FREE articles and AFFORDABLE resources to inspire generosity and INCREASE GIVING to churches and nonprofits. Cut & paste the following url webpages: www.GenerousLife.org - #1 Bestselling Bible devotional to increase church giving www.MAXIMUMgenero...
14. A MyBooks Preview: Today Matters 12 Daily Practices to Guarantee Tomorrow's Success. A book by John C. Maxwell.
15. Sharing kindness stories and inspiring individuals with Echoic Actions Violence, abuse, cruelty, murder, lies, theft, cheat, hatred, criminal, neglect, hurt, punish, anger, prejudice, ... We see and hear these words everyday throughout the world.  The news is no longer news, it seems, but rather an unfortunate dail...