Sharing Habit

 Sharing is caring.

We often hear this saying. Most of the time, we hear it when someone tries to get something from us. Their 'sharing is caring' is another way of saying 'you should share it with me'. Another time is when we try to give someone else something. In this case, 'sharing is caring' is almost like saying 'I'm giving it to you for your own good. Take it!'

Those two examples really do seem negative and realistic, don't they?

Is sharing really a way of caring? Is there a 'right' way to share?

These days, I'm sharing a lot, not materialistically; it's more like information. After moving into a big house full of people, I started talking more. (Refer to the story of me getting used to my new life) Not only that, I recently started sharing health check coupons with my friends, helping my coach reach a total of 100 participants by the end of August. (Read the post about my new career!)

Today, I went to have breakfast. My coach was telling me about how the other customer heard that I brought two friends to the shop for the health test. She was immediately fired up and wanted to do the same. However, after discussion, that customer realized that she didn't care for the people around her enough.

I was like that. You do you and I'll keep to myself. Slowly, I started to talk and share more. However, if it's regarding a course or a product, I'm a little more reluctant to share. I didn't want people around me to feel like I'm trying to sell them things.

Slowly, I realized the beauty of sharing. It's about your real intention when you share information with them. Are you doing it because you want to gain some profit from the sale? Or is it because you really believe that the product or service is very beneficial after you use them and want to share them with many other people so they could enjoy the same benefits?

Those are two very different attitudes.

I'm still trying my best to improve myself in every aspect.

Cheers to a better world!