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Are You Open to Receiving? – Wellness 101
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Are You Open to Receiving?

Are You Open to Receiving?

Misc-Receive More to Give More

If you would like to give more, make it a point to receive more. This may sound strange, but in order to be truly balanced, there must be an even exchange of energy in all you do. “Giving” is not better than “receiving” as many of us were raised to think – they are complementary opposites. If you are always giving to others, and don’t allow yourself to receive, you will not only drain your energy, but you will proportionately limit what you are ultimately able to give.

It doesn’t matter what you receive, it just has to fulfill a value in your life.  It can range from appreciation and help, to the gift of time, money or praise.   When you receive, you raise your self-worth, which in turn raises the self-worth of the giver further affirming an exchange of value.

Ask yourself, “Where can I be more open to receiving today, so that I have more to give tomorrow? By receiving more, you raise your ability to give more.

Alice Inoue

Alice Inoue is the founder and Chief Happiness Officer of Happiness University. She is an expert life guide, and author of five nationally award-winning books on life wisdom, self-growth and happiness. She has two columns, one in MidWeek titled “A Mindful Moment,” and an award-winning column in the Sunday Star-Advertiser called “Go Ask Alice” that offers pertinent life guidance. Through Happiness U, she helps both companies and individuals develop positive mindsets in order to live more inspired in both their professional and private lives. www.yourhappinessu.com

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