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| | The MLM for Serious Network Marketers Network is not currently active and cannot accept new posts | | What about you? | Views: 375 | | Mar 27, 2010 10:50 am | | re: What about you? | # | 
Eric Youle | | Hi Susan
Its not about time freedom. I'm retired I have all the time freedom one can imagine and its boring - unfulfilling. You need to nave a purpose, meaning to life,and the health and income (wealth) to support all your ambitions and dreams.
I fill my life with business development, self development, plans for travel and to secure a life free to too many concerns about the future or day-to-day issues. To be able to help others and leave a legacy.
Eric
http://giveoutloud.com/eyoulePrivate Reply to Eric Youle | | Mar 28, 2010 1:47 am | | re: re: What about you? | # | 
Edwina Garcia | | No one can dream the impossible. Or live while others are in agony. If I was in this position, I would use my time, mind and life to devote and share my futures with others who are hungry, without homes, food or a friend. Being selfish is not in my book, I would reach out to those who need me and would appreciate my sincere concern for my fellow man or woman. It's not about me, or you but all of us!
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Be sure to fill out the info and include my name Edwina GarciaPrivate Reply to Edwina Garcia | | Jan 02, 2011 6:32 pm | | re: re: re: What about you? | # | 
Tony Rush | | Edwina, the challenge I have with your post is that
you're choosing to present your opportunity with the
notion that -- if someone is focused on taking care
of themselves -- that they're somehow less enlightened
than someone who wants to give all their money away.
Obviously there's nothing wrong with assisting people
who are less fortunate.
But it's not an "either/or" equation.
It's not "selfish" for someone to want to live in a
nice home. Or drive a nice car. Or wear nice
clothing.
It's not "selfish" for someone to want to actually have
a savings account for the first time in their lives.
Or to have investments.
It's not "selfish" for someone to want to travel
the world that we live on and see things they've
never seen.
On the contrary: it's our birthright.
So, YES, assist those who are less fortunate.
YES, donate money to worthwhile causes.
YES, support organizations that are part of the solution...
But to claim someone is "selfish" because they
want to live a prosperous life?
That's an offensive position that ignores the fact that
we cannot help anyone until we help ourselves first.
My perspective,
Tony Rush
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