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Write You - Christmas - What's It Really All About?
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Two financial phenomena have taken place in the UK over the last decade. On the one hand, we have increasing become a nation of debtors, running up trillions of pounds in short-term debt. On the other hand, house value have increased exponentially during this period and many of us now have massive amounts of in-built equity value in our homes. It may seem natural, therefore, to use the proceeds of one to pay off the debts of the other. However, using a home equity lin
Today when we talk about the true meaning of Christmas we have to realize that it is difficult to get back to any “true” meaning. Ostensibly it’s to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, yet the true history of the holiday is clouded as much in the politics of the day in which it was created as in any spiritual context. And it’s precisely because of this that I think it amazing that the spirit of Christmas still lives in our post-modern world. In a world that applauds us for thinking of ourselves first, we are forced to think of others and in so doing, to give.
Giving is not something that comes naturally to us; taking does. Watch any toddler for ten minutes and he will prove my point. The fact is that I have to teach my children to give and to share. How I do that is, for the most part, left up to me. I can buy a box of cookies and ask my daughter to share them with her brothers, monitoring her actions and aiding when the “sharing” is a bit one-sided. I can empty the toy box and divide the toys equally among the children, showing them a form of sharing that demonstrates fairness as well. We’ve all done this – those of us who are parents. We want our children to grow up with a sense of generosity. But life isn’t always like that, is it? Life doesn’t always deal out the cookies fairly. We live in a world where there is great disparity between the “haves” and the “have nots.” It’s into this world that we need to inject the idea of giving. Absent our deliberate effort to do this the chasm of disparity will grow wider and wider.
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Today when we talk about the true meaning of Christmas we have to realize that it is difficult to get back to any “true” meaning. Ostensibly it’s to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, yet the true history of the holiday is clouded as much in the politics of the day in which it was created as in any spiritual context. And it’s precisely because of this that I think it amazing that the spirit of Christmas still lives in our post-modern world. In a world that applauds us for thinking of ourselves first, we are forced to think of others and in so doing, to give.
Giving is not something that comes naturally to us; taking does. Watch any toddler for ten minutes and he will prove my point. The fact is that I have to teach my children to give and to share. How I do that is, for the most part, left up to me. I can buy a box of cookies and ask my daughter to share them with her brothers, monitoring her actions and aiding when the “sharing” is a bit one-sided. I can empty the toy box and divide the toys equally among the children, showing them a form of sharing that demonstrates fairness as well. We’ve all done this – those of us who are parents. We want our children to grow up with a sense of generosity. But life isn’t always like that, is it? Life doesn’t always deal out the cookies fairly. We live in a world where there is great disparity between the “haves” and the “have nots.” It’s into this world that we need to inject the idea of giving. Absent our deliberate effort to do this the chasm of disparity will grow wider and wider.
You've written and compiled an e-book. Now you have to decide how much to charge for it. Finding the right price is essential to the success of your product. If you charge too little, people will think it's of little value, and they won't purchase it, or even it they do buy your book, you will have to sell thousands of copies to get to the point where you can begin to see a profit. If you price it too high when compared with your competition, you will find yourself steadieaning. Ostensibly it’s to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, yet the true history of the holiday is clouded as much in the politics of the day in which it was created as in any spiritual context. And it’s precisely because of this that I think it amazing that the spirit of Christmas still lives in our post-modern world. In a world that applauds us for thinking of ourselves first, we are forced to think of others and in so doing, to give.
Giving is not something that comes naturally to us; taking does. Watch any toddler for ten minutes and he will prove my point. The fact is that I have to teach my children to give and to share. How I do that is, for the most part, left up to me. I can buy a box of cookies and ask my daughter to share them with her brothers, monitoring her actions and aiding when the “sharing” is a bit one-sided. I can empty the toy box and divide the toys equally among the children, showing them a form of sharing that demonstrates fairness as well. We’ve all done this – those of us who are parents. We want our children to grow up with a sense of generosity. But life isn’t always like that, is it? Life doesn’t always deal out the cookies fairly. We live in a world where there is great disparity between the “haves” and the “have nots.” It’s into this world that we need to inject the idea of giving. Absent our deliberate effort to do this the chasm of disparity will grow wider and wider.
Whether you create and sell your own products, buy reselling rights or rebrand other people's products, adding value with bonuses is a well-used tactic in affiliate marketing. Why? Because a good bonus is valid, honest, and truly does add value to any offer. Perhaps most importantly, it makes the customer think that NOT to purchase would be a very unwise decision.The challenge is that almost every marketer is using bonuses, so customers are wearying of the hmes naturally to us; taking does. Watch any toddler for ten minutes and he will prove my point. The fact is that I have to teach my children to give and to share. How I do that is, for the most part, left up to me. I can buy a box of cookies and ask my daughter to share them with her brothers, monitoring her actions and aiding when the “sharing” is a bit one-sided. I can empty the toy box and divide the toys equally among the children, showing them a form of sharing that demonstrates fairness as well. We’ve all done this – those of us who are parents. We want our children to grow up with a sense of generosity. But life isn’t always like that, is it? Life doesn’t always deal out the cookies fairly. We live in a world where there is great disparity between the “haves” and the “have nots.” It’s into this world that we need to inject the idea of giving. Absent our deliberate effort to do this the chasm of disparity will grow wider and wider.
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The “true” spirit of Christmas does not stop at giving to those who have less than us. The true spirit of Christmas goes beyond that. If we go back to the original idea of what we are celebrating we will find an idea about giving that is total, devoid of any selfishness or even ideas of fairness. The Bible says that God loves the human race so much that he gave himself, in the form of his son, to us. This type of giving is pure in that the gift is the giver himself. When we celebrate Christmas we are celebrating something phenomenal: the idea that the maker of heaven a nd earth came into our world to show us his love. The gifts that we give one another are meant to lead us back to this original gift. But this is difficult in our material world. Each of us could, I’m sure, confess to having been snared by the “spirit of the season” as the advertising world would define it.
The solution is actually to enjoy the season with that original gift in mind, not to stop our celebrations and feel guilty. Too often a spirit of self-righteousness comes upon some, seeking to drag others down with them. It’s why we celebrate that’s important. If ever there was a reason to party, the fact that God came down and lived among us is one! The Bible teaches us that on the day Jesus was born all of heaven celebrated. Now if that’s true then we are in good company indeed.
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