Doing for others what they cannot do for themselves

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In this day and age, it seems that there is always someone out there in need of one thing or the other that they cannot do for themselves. While this may be true in some cases, there are also times when doing something for someone else can make all the difference.

We often see people as helpless victims of circumstances beyond their control, but what if we could do something to change the situation? What if we could do something to help someone in need? It may seem impossible, but there are many ways we can do for others what they cannot do for themselves.

In this blog post, we will explore what it means to do for others what they cannot do for themselves and discuss why we find it difficult to do this.

What will you do for others that they cannot do for themselves?

It seems that there are many different ways that we can do for others what they cannot do for themselves. One of the most commonly known ways to help others with what they cannot do for themselves is to give them money. While this is probably the most well-known way that we can help others out, it is not the only way.

It is far more difficult for some to ask for money than it is for others. While it may seem hard to ask someone for money, what about giving them our time? What about offering to listen to them and help them when they are struggling with something?

Of course, giving someone our time can be hard for many reasons. For some, it is hard to let others know that we can be of help to them, while others may be embarrassed to admit their problems. Regardless of the reasons, the fact remains that this is one of the more difficult ways that we can help others.

If we take a step back and consider the act of giving our time, we find that it is perhaps one of the most worthwhile ways that we can help others. When we consider the hours of work that we have to put off, we find that this can be a very fulfilling activity. When we give someone our time, we are giving them a part of our life, an experience that we are proud to share.

Why do we find it difficult to do for others what they cannot do for themselves?

1. Fear and intimidation

One of the first thoughts that come to mind when considering what to do for others they cannot do for themselves is fear. What if we fail to complete our task to their satisfaction or we are found to be incompetent in the task? What if we let them down?

This is likely to be the biggest barrier to helping people to do things that they cannot do for themselves. It is hard to help someone when we are afraid that we will not measure up. We are afraid not to look stupid before others. We are afraid we can't help them. We are afraid we will fail.

These fears can be very real, but we must remember that most of the time, it is irrational. Someone can't know exactly what we can or cannot. By not helping someone, we are depriving ourselves of the experience of being able to do something that no one else can do.

We can overcome this fear by practicing helping people voluntarily daily. When we can go through life without being fearful, we will know that we can do anything. In time, we will not be fearful of helping others and we will not be afraid to give our time to others.

2. Greed with our time

The next thing that comes to mind when thinking about why we find it hard to do for others what they cannot do for themselves is the greed of time.

Many of us find it difficult to give our time because we think that we will be wasting it. We think that we will be wasting our time by offering someone our time, when in fact, we are wasting our time by not offering our time.

We can overcome this problem by being conscious of the way that we approach helping others with what they cannot do for themselves. We must first consider the fact that we are not experts, but we can offer our time and knowledge to others to help them in any way that we can.

It is important to do something every day for someone else. This will not be as difficult as you think, because you can always offer your time to someone. We should also ask ourselves why we are afraid to give our time.

3. Pride and ego

When thinking about helping others, many of us are too self-centered with our resources. Our pride causes us to believe that helping others reduce our status. We also may hold a belief that we need to earn our time, which causes us to question why we should help others in the first place.

Pride and ego may be the most difficult thing that people face when it comes to helping others to do things that they cannot do for themselves. We have to first check our ego and pride before we can give our time to someone.

We must start with our feelings, beliefs, and attitudes before we can step out of our comfort zone and offer help to others. As we consider the way that we feel, how we feel, and our attitude, we can become more aware of how our behavior affects others.

4. Scarcity mindset

People with a scarcity mindset often start to feel uncomfortable when offering time or money to others, because they believe that there will not be enough for them to meet their needs. They believe that other people are trying to take advantage of them when they ask for help.

This can be a difficult issue to overcome, because most of the time, we are afraid to help in this way. We worry that others will take advantage of us. This feeling may come from our past experiences when we have tried to help others, only to have them take advantage of us.

These fears can cause people to stay away from helping others out in the first place. However, it is never too late to change, so we need to be open to the fact that helping others will never cause us to lose anything, and it is always better to give than to receive.

Conclusion

We all know that helping others is the right thing to do, but we have to start by realizing that we are our own worst enemies. As we consider the different challenges that we face, we must also start to see the way that we respond to the challenges that others face.

When we take the time to think about our values, beliefs, attitudes, and motivations, we can create different behaviors when it comes to being more considerate and giving to others. We must also remember to be thankful for what we have so that we do not become greedy.

As we think more deeply about the value of the time that we spend on helping others, we can start to see the many ways that we can be of service to those around us. This will not only help to create a healthier and happier society but it will also lead to much greater success for us.

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You hit the nail on the head sir with your points. Greed has eaten to the very core of human existence and it's why we are the way we are. Our ego and pride plays another significant role.

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Sometimes there is the fear that when you help people, they tend to use it against you. This fear has penetrated too deep into many especially Africans such that people who are in genuine need of our help are regarded as not worthy of our time. We really need to learn the art of giving to those in need not minding the circumstances

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Helping others over fear or anxiety is one big hell of a job. Though sometimes they dont like the way they are but they just need help. And I have also helped a blind man cross the road before which I know he couldnt do for himself but would have if he had eyes

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People with a scarcity mindset often start to feel uncomfortable when offering time or money to others, because they believe that there will not be enough for them to meet their needs. They believe that other people are trying to take advantage of them when they ask for help. True I do think like this some times

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