"Successful people are always looking for opportunities to help others. Unsuccessful people are always asking, "What's in it for me?""

-- Brian Tracy, Author

Good Morning Bogdan,

Thanks for a truly wonderful quote today from none other than the great Brian Tracy. I absolutely love this man and his teachings, as do so many others.

You know, I also believe that people that are not willing to do for others because they think things such as, "What good will it do?", or, "Others don't care and want to get involved." It is this type of mentally that keeps things from getting done, or for helping others to succeed. People like that are very selfish.

As far back as I can remember I have always helped others, and I never had this type of mentally..."What's in it for me" mentally. I think alot of it also has to do with upbringing and one's belief in God. Speaking for myself, I had a very strict and good upbringing and always have had God in my life. Perhaps that is why I am not that way at all...I just think that God looks good upon those that do for others and for living by His word. I pray that when the time comes for me to meet my Maker whatever good I have done will make up for some of my sins, as we all do sin.

I totally agree with Brian Tracy! Thanks again for a wonderful quote today!

Have a great day and God Bless You,

Marilyn

Brian

This is a very good quote and I beleive it to be very true to life.

That is why I help others in every business I am in and by helping others succeed I become successful.

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Your friend Kirk

This is along the line of "If you scratch my back I'll scratch yours"

or "You help me and I'll help you"

When I had a store I always told people where they might find a product they were looking for that I didn't have.  I hoped they would appereciate that and come back again.

Shirley Manion