What does it take to help others?

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What does it take to help others?

I book time to attend various Conferences to touch other leaders and see what is happening in the aid to the nations of the world. Sometimes I am encouraged to find others also busy working for the good of humanity. Other times I am bored and wish I was elsewhere as all I hear is talk.

Finding people who are willing to do more than talk is sometimes a challenge. Talk is so easy, complaining is so rampant and pointing the blame at others, governments and politics is common. Yet none of these do anything to help fix the problems. So again we leave to go back to the fields of suffering people...... alone from another conference. It's ok I get the joy of arms around my neck hugging me and thanking me for helping them, but so much more could be done if others would step in.

What does it take? 3 things

1.Compassion and care.

2.Work and sweat

3.Love for humanity.

Posted at 10:39 PM in Q & A | Permalink

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