Importance Of Generosity

Why is generosity important?

Being generous can make people feel great because they feel like they made someone happy.

Generosity is one of the most important traits that my family taught me.

Generosity is being nice and not expecting something in return.

Doing good deeds with good intentions will lead to beneficial results.

Throughout life, everyone develops a trait from their family or friends that usually sticks with the individual for the rest of his or her life.

At a young age, I learned about generosity when I gave money to one of my cousins so that she can buy an ice cream.

The adults in my family taught me how to be generous.

My dad has always helped out his family and people with money problems.

For instance, my dad sends money to

Being helpful is a core value that people should achieve.

Being sometimes too generous can be bad because people depend on the individual or the individual can be used.

I am very helpful, especially in school so most people in my school that know me know that I usually don’t say no when someone asks me for help.

I kind of stopped being very generous when I was a senior because people did not say thank you and they used me.

I was only helpful to people who would help me.

For example, in my tutorial class, more than half of the class would ask me for help on homework.

I would help out most of the people because I know them and they would also help me with my homework and when I didn’t understand something that the teacher said.

Small acts of kindness can help and make an individual feel better.

Being helpful and kind is the most precious thing you can give and receive.

I am very generous with my friends.

I give them time, love, and attention.

My friends and I also give each other things that we don’t use or like.

When I hang out with my friends sometimes one of us pays for the food or snacks that we get when we are going to watch a movie or in