At every moment in life, we operate in one of two ways; doing something for ourselves or doing something for someone else. Every act can be categorized as either a selfish act or a selfless act. You are either mindful of others or not concerned about others at all. You either do things to benefit the people around you, or you do things to benefit yourself.
The book “Selfish or Selfless: Which One Are You?,” discusses how you can discover whether or not you are doing things that are “selfish” (about your own wants, your own needs, and your own desires) or whether you are doing things that are “selfless” (things that are about other people’s wants, other...
At every moment in life, we operate in one of two ways; doing something for ourselves or doing something for someone else. Every act can be categorized as either a selfish act or a selfless act. You are either mindful of others or not concerned about others at all. You either do things to benefit the people around you, or you do things to benefit yourself.
The book “Selfish or Selfless: Which One Are You?,” discusses how you can discover whether or not you are doing things that are “selfish” (about your own wants, your own needs, and your own desires) or whether you are doing things that are “selfless” (things that are about other people’s wants, other people’s needs and that benefits others). Do you know which one you are? Have you thought about why you do what you do and how it impacts the people around you? Learn how to discover whether you are selfish or selfless and how to change sides today.
Product Details
BN ID: 2940011294259
Publisher: Eric Watterson, via Smashwords
Publication date: 5/3/2011
Sold by: SMASHWORDS - EBKS
Format: eBook
Sales rank: 45,394
File size: 118 KB
Meet the Author
Eric M. Watterson was born and raised in Philadelphia, PA. Even with his parents’ direction, he began to notice how little information was available to help him avoid some of the common mistakes of growing up. He would often spend time alone thinking about “why” he made certain mistakes and “how” to avoid making them again. After finishing High School in Philadelphia Pennsylvania, college in Bridgeport Connecticut and film school in Los Angeles California, he began offer advice and information to anyone who would listen.
The oldest of three kids, he learned early in life to think of others first, beginning with his younger brother and sister. From there the desire developed more and more to help others whenever he could. After finding a strong sense of satisfaction from helping those who would listen inside his personal circle with their concerns, he wanted to help others outside his personal circle with their concerns as well.
Oftentimes close friends and coworkers needed help with personal issues and would confide in Eric. He found a great sense of satisfaction when they would follow his advice and see positive results. This inspired him to write, “The Power of Touch Workbook” which was intended for his close male friends who just didn’t seem to know how to relate to their wives and girlfriends. As time went on, he began to want to help more and more people. From there ConsiderThis.tv was born with the focus of offering ideas which are intended to help.
As Eric continues to move forward, he hopes that he can continue to impact one person at a time with information that will help them enjoy life and relate more effectively with the people that are important.
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At every moment in life, we operate in one of two ways; doing something for ourselves or doing something for someone else. Every act can be categorized as either a selfish act or a selfless act. You are either mindful of others or not concerned about others at all. You either do things to benefit the people around you, or you do things to benefit yourself.The book “Selfish or Selfless: Which One Are You?,” discusses how you can discover whether or not you are doing things that are “selfish” (about your own wants, your own needs, and your own desires) or whether you are doing things that are “selfless” (things that are about other people’s wants, other...