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How do you help people care about things that do not directly impact them? Charles Eisenstein explains that the worldview of what does, or does not, directly impact us is generally too narrow. Approaching people with a spirit of generosity is the best way to invite people into acts of service.
This is an excerpt from a bi-monthly live call with Charles Eisenstein at NAAS, short for A New and Ancient Story online network/community. To subscribe, please visit: charleseisenstein.org/naas
USEFUL LINKS:
๐ Charlesโ essays on Substack: charleseisenstein.substack.com
๐ Charlesโ author website: charleseisenstein.org
๐ facebook.com/CharlesEisensteinAuthor
๐ Instagram: instagram.com/charles_eisenstein
๐ Twitter: twitter.com/ceisenstein
How do you help people care about things that do not directly impact them? Charles Eisenstein explains that the worldview of what does, or does not, directly impact us is generally too narrow. Approaching people with a spirit of generosity is the best way to invite people into acts of service.
This is an excerpt from a bi-monthly live call with Charles Eisenstein at NAAS, short for A New and Ancient Story online network/community. To subscribe, please visit: charleseisenstein.org/naas
USEFUL LINKS:
๐ Charlesโ essays on Substack: charleseisenstein.substack.com
๐ Charlesโ author website: charleseisenstein.org
๐ facebook.com/CharlesEisensteinAuthor
๐ Instagram: instagram.com/charles_eisenstein
๐ Twitter: twitter.com/ceisenstein










