Tired of All That Hoarding? It’s Time For Benefits of Giving Away!

Tired of All That Hoarding? It's Time For Benefits of Giving Away!

Hi everyone! My name is George Safaipour. Ever felt like giving before? If that resonates with you, that’s great! It’s always a great feeling to have to give away. It makes you feel like a great individual when you do it consistently and properly. I do some forms of giving, and I can say that giving away helped me in my journey in life because it literally makes life easier to live! When you feel like giving more, here are four benefits of giving away.

First, giving away frees up stuff in your life. The simple act of giving unlocks new space that you’ve never had access to before. For example, I used to have so many toys back in the day, but I had no use for them later in life. That prompted me to start giving away my toys by either donations or selling. That enabled me to free up many items in my life that allowed me room to simply move around in my own bedroom! You’ll be glad that you took the time to give away unneeded items. It sounds simple to do, but it can be quite hard, especially with many items. A good way to approach it is to remove only what’s necessary, and give away that. It’s up to you, my friend, to decide what to give away.

Second, the act of giving away enables you to be more receptive to new things. When hoarding onto existing items, there’s no point for the new items to come. I can relate to that fact. When I wanted to acquire a new food item for a recipe, and I found out that my fridge was packed full, I had to delay the new food and eat whatever food existed in my fridge before. It sounds silly, but that’s a very real thing to not have new items come in when you have not gone through the existing items first. Plus, hoarding food may seem ‘reasonable’ until some of the food begins to go bad near the expiry dates. Why should it? Instead, freeing up inventory allows you to invite the new items, devices, etc. to enter your rooms and fridges. Plus, you’ll be glad you took the time to give away what’s been clinging around. That ensures that the new things will enter at the right times. Try it for yourself, and it may work!

Third, giving away can prevent selfishness and greed. Selfishness and greed are the exact opposite of what it means to give. When selfish and greedy, you may rob you opportunity to give in the first place. Rather than falling into that trap, it’s time for you, my friend, to start giving more. It doesn’t need to be anything big or extraordinary. It simply can be unused pencils that a local school may need for their students. It can also be sweet treats at the office, if you feel comfortable with your fellow employees. Those ways may help you stop selfishness and greediness and give more.

Fourth, giving away makes you seem more relatable in life. For example, when a person or two see you give away something or volunteer your time to do an activity that benefits others, they most likely want to relate and be friends with you. That’s a great sign to have when you are giving away or volunteering. I’ve volunteered several times in my life, and I can say that I really find it amazing to meet and talk with new people when you are simply volunteering. It can even happen off the clock! What’s important to realize is that giving away or volunteering opens the door for new relationships to form and nurture.

When you give away things or time, it may signal great things coming from you. You may be wanting to free up space that you’ve wanted free for a long time. Not only that, you can open yourself to new things entering your life at an accelerated rate. It can also prevent greed and selfishness when practiced. Lastly, you are a much more relatable person when you can give away. There’s always something or time to give away, and it’s your choice on what you decide to give away for the benefit of others. When you do so consistently, you, my friend, may feel that radiance of Strivulence!