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How Helpful Are You?

by: Kathy Thompson

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Title: "How Helpful Are You?"

- by Kathy Thompson
writing4u@faceuptoit-youcan.com

(c) Kathy Thompson - All Rights Reserved
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�How Helpful Are You?�

You like to be of service and help others. You are
happiest when helping people personally. But you seem to
lack the value of money.

How can you tell? Look in the mirror. The more concave
(turned up, ski-jump nose), the more helpful you are.

When you use this personality trait positively, you are
spontaneous and helpful. Your human values come first. You
know what needs to be done for others, and you do it. You
give service without regard for reward.

When you use this personality trait negatively, you lack
appreciation of material value, and the ability to keep money.
Others may take advantage of you. You waste time on
unprofitable activities, and devalue your donated services.

Here are some tips when you are around someone else who is
helpful.

1. Don�t let them do the household finances
2. Help them to put money and charity in proper perspective.
3. Help them to take better care of money.
4. Don�t take advantage of them. They need to learn the value
of material things, including their own service.
5. They should accept pay for services.

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With 8 years of teaching and 15 years in
Toastmasters, Kathy Thompson really enjoys
writing and speaking. She has a B. S. in
Business Communications and has taught her
programs around the country at various businesses
and Adult Education Centers.

She writes and speaks about Health, Personal
Communications (writing & speaking), and her
unique specialty of "Face Reading" has brought
her plenty of media attention.

Kathy's goal is to help you be all you can
be and reach your potential.