Do Good Just Because It’s Good

Doing the good and right thing is always the good and right thing to do. Too often though, we give in order to receive. That sets us up for disappointment. Disappointment sets us up for withdrawing or withholding.

If we train ourselves to do the good simply because it’s good, we will become more enthusiastic about solely (souly) doing good. Rather than random acts let’s make them constant and consistent until it becomes automatic.

“The greatest reward for doing is the opportunity to do more”. – Dr. Jonas Salk

The “good man” has been superseded by the “nice guy.” — Rabbi Shraga Silverstein