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All the money that people give away might seem a lot, and yet it pales in comparison to the needs we see all around us: urban slums and rural poverty, children in failing schools and children without access to any schooling whatsoever, deforestation and unclean water, crippling diseases of many kinds. The needs are immense, at home and abroad. In this book we know how to make the most of our givings.
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Wisdom to Share
The generosity that causes people to use their wealth on others' behalf is a wonderful expression of humanity at its best.
If you are clear enough about your aspirations, values, and beliefs, the new priorities that emerge will continue to reflect the good you most want to see done in the world.
Getting real involves laying out the sequence of activities or events that in your considered judgment are necessary to achieve success.
Getting personal involves deciding whether you'll be willing and able to hold yourself accountable for success.
Getting clear involves defining success in terms specific enough to help you decide where to invest your resources.
Deciding what you will do to make change happen is a choice that requires both your head and your heart.
Excellence doesn't just happen. It takes resolve, perseverance, and the disciplined pursuit of high performance.
Dodging the question: how do I get better? is to accept the status quo which, eventually, will cause any endeavor to drift toward mediocrity.
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