Has there ever been a time in your life when you’ve felt purposeless, lost in a cycle of self-focus, and couldn’t quite pinpoint why?
“Men say they do want to serve, they claim that they want to help, and in reality, that is true. The disagreement happens in the application of the principle.”
Selfishness. It’s a concept deeply ingrained in our society, a constant concern of our own interests, our own desires. It’s the inward focus that constantly asks, “What’s in it for me?” And it’s a battle we all face daily – between being selfless, serving others, contributing to something bigger than ourselves, and succumbing to our own desires and needs.
Understanding the Source: Recognize that the source of goodness isn’t us, it’s something greater. Once we make this shift, we start to focus less on ourselves and more on serving others.
Accountability: Hold yourself accountable for your actions, decisions, and their impact on others. This encourages a shift from self-focus to other-focus.
When we shift from selfishness to selflessness, we start to live a life that’s not just about us. We find purpose and fulfillment in serving others, contributing to something bigger than ourselves.
It’s a journey of understanding and growth and truly transformative.
Are you ready to make the shift from selfishness to selflessness?
How will you serve others today?