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March 19, 2014
How to Serve People for Good
How to Serve People for Good
1) Commit to making it your purpose to help others for the rest of your life.
2) Be willing to accept help, feedback, and support from others.
3) Do it because people are looking to be inspired, and mentored.
4) Be humble, compassionate, and live in your heart.
5) Give of yourself fully, in your own unique way.
Great Lesson In Giving to Others
Be joyful that you found your way to give. Give of yourself through your expertise, and use it as a tool for GOOD. Do it to benefit both the person you are serving and you (unless you are a philanthropist writing billions of dollars and investing in good).
Give to the things and people that matter to you. Know yourself and have “Skin in the Game” (what are your personal results that will happen for you in your life, if you do follow through). There must be something greater than yourself, that will push you through your barriers, and that you are willing to risk the relationship, so that you do the best possible job for everyone in mind.
Learn to Say No
We are limited by what we can do. Be true to yourself and others.
It’s Because of Others that I Service People for Good
I am grateful for men and women who have touched my life, continuing to mentor and reflect on how show up in the world. I am also grateful for mentoring Mary Jacobs, who started me on a path, and I recognized the power of a mentor relationship. Thank you for trusting me to serve you.
How I Serve People for Good
I am having fun helping people travel for good.
How are you using your expertise to make a difference and serve people for good?
February 22, 2014
5 Reasons to Join Co-Op, Do Good, and Travel
“We cannot seek achievement for ourselves and forget about progress and prosperity for our community… Our ambitions must be broad enough to include the aspirations and needs of others, for their sakes and for our own.” Cesar Chavez
People often ask me what I love about my life….”I love helping people.” With that said, I have decided to transform my agency into a co-op; so that I can use recruiting to generate proceeds for good and help people enjoy life and make a difference.
A Co-Op is (“coop”) or co-operative (“co-op”), an autonomous association of persons who voluntarily cooperate for their mutual, social, economic, and cultural benefit.
“We are using recruiting for good collaboratively to benefit people who participate and enable us to generate and share proceeds for GOOD.”
5 Reasons to Join Co-Op, Do Good, and Travel
1) Co-Op generates proceeds on your behalf so that you can fund your favorite causes; and to travel the world.
2) You can create your own cause or community project and we will help you fund it.
3) With your help, we inspire people to have fun, participate, and make a difference.
4) We reward global travel for you (family and friends) to see the world.
5) Travel rewards can be paid forward to anyone you like in the world (now you can gift travel for Mothers Day, Birthdays, and Teacher Appreciate Day).
Local Causes We Love to Help You Support and Fund
End Domestic Violence (WTLC.Org)
Help Fund Your School and Reward Teachers Travel
Help Orphans in Baja California, Mexico (Corazon de Vida)
Make Life Great for Autistic Kids (REACHability Foundation)
Our Co-Op Travel Rewards
Imagine if every year, you could travel to different destinations. Why reward travel? Because it is the one constant benefit that will continue to create life experiences and lasting memories.
Here are some of our fun travel rewards
Ever wanted to go on a Safari? We fund the trip of a lifetime.
Voluntour in Maldives (picture above).
Enjoy Global Yoga Retreats (for women only).
We Party for Good in Mexico, With KCRW DJ Raul Campos.
How Do You Get Started
If you love to make a difference, collaborate, and have fun, then join our Co-Op. Must live in the United States. Our Co-Op is only serving 100 people in 2014.
contact carlos@retainsourcing.com
If you could earn any reward or benefit to make your life great, what would it be?
September 30, 2013
Good Local Causes, Schools, Start-Ups
