Selfish selfishness

(No, I won’t repeat that 10 times!)

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We’re ONE.

So becoming a better human, even out of selfishness, inevitably contributes to a global improvement.

You may have observed it with your direct relationships: if you have fewer problems, you are more patient, present, and able to give.

And giving is a force that spreads.

As an example, I’ve been raising money for a charity by training and running my first marathon last May. I know that it has inspired others.

But initially, I was being selfish: I wanted to feel more fit, get some social recognition for doing something hard, whatever…

In end, I’m helping directly a charity for cancer research and indirectly other people to get in shape and maybe raise funds too.

It’s not a lot. But it matters.

Your little selfish improvements matter.

You are the driver of change in the world.

You can be proud of it.

With Love,

Frank