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Canada Generosity

In Business and in Life, Are You a Giver or a Taker?

Anne Day | Posted 04.01.2013 | Canada Business
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Anne Day

I am sure many of us can think of examples of those who are the "takers" in life. They run their business in a transactional way. I actually feel sorry for people who have a scarcity or competitive attitude because they miss out on so much. As Dr. Ivan Misner advocates, "givers gain."

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My Breast Cancer Survival Story: Teaching By Example

Andrea Paine | Posted 03.22.2013 | Canada Living
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Andrea Paine

At a time where most pre-teens and teenagers are worried about things like getting the newest electronic gadget or getting their hair and makeup just so, it's nice to see that there are young people that are aware of the impact that cancer, or other chronic diseases has on a family and loved ones.

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Which Are The Most And Least Generous Provinces In Canada?

The Huffington Post Canada | Mekhala Gunaratne | Posted 12.23.2012 | Canada Impact
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Tis' the season to give, right? Manitobans certainly think so, and they're putting it to practice. For the fourteenth consecutive year, Manitoba ra...

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Serving Others is its Own Reward

Fred Dolan | Posted 10.02.2012 | Canada Impact
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Fred Dolan

Nietzsche's creed came down to the declaration that "there is no God, no afterlife, and therefore man is completely on his own." For anyone who has bought into this vision of life, the driving force will be an ideology of power and domination. Such intangible values as generosity and mercy will most likely be scorned. But helping and caring for others is its own reward.

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