The Power of Sharing

 A nice story about take and give...

Two anglers who told about a great event experienced two anglers are equally great, the initials A and B. Both anglers that always gets a lot of fish. Once the two anglers are invited by 10 other angler when fishing in a lake. As usual, the two anglers that get quite a lot of fish. While the 10 other angler can only bite the fingers, because none of them went over to hook fish.Tenth amateur angler was eager to learn how to both great fishing anglers. But their intention is not responded to complaints by the initials a. angler, angler initials Instead A shows the attitude less pleased and disturbed by the presence of an amateur angler-anglers.

But anglers initials B showed a different attitude. He is willing to explain the method of fishing that is kind to the 10 other angler, provided each of them should provide a to B as a bonus if each of them get 10 fish. But if the amount of fish catches of each of them less than 10, then they don't have to give anything.

These requirements are approved, and they quickly learn about fishing techniques to b. within two hours, each among anglers that get at least sebakul fish. Automatically the B get a lot of advantages. Besides getting a ' bonus ' fish of each angler guidance, the B also gets 10 new friends. While angler A, the stingy divide science, no benefit of the profits obtained by The B.

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Everything we have if the more we keep it like holding sand. The stronger we hold, the more sand is spilled on the sidelines of our fingers. In the game monopoly version of Robert T Kiyosaki, there is the 'charity'. Believe it or not, every time I pass through this section and tried to charity without grumbling (for my money to be reduced) actually my wealth grew after charity. Giving is not as easy as pronounced. There is a heavy feeling tucked release what we think as our absolute right. Especially when it comes to money, intelligence, and other property. We forget that the more we give the more we will receive. Hopefully the above short story can inspire us all to be more generous, sharing, caring, and are happy to give.