Shmuel-Aharon Kam (Kahn / שמואל-אהרן קם (קאן
I realize that Voluntary efforts are often Exhausting, Frustrating beyond difficult at times; and usually with little if any gratitude provided by others and usually with little or no satisfaction to be gained after relentless efforts in the practice of wanting to help for the better of change.
Lets face it, it's a brutal world and we all suffer in all forms with no limitations. Sometimes that suffering is directly inflicted upon us or other times by way of a connected party be it a parent, sibling or child.
Be it financial, illness, addiction and as stated above really endless in forms and limits.
That being said, we all have to vent our frustrations at some point, everyones threshold differs, though on the Volunteer front, usually with little gain and after examining all that you or any volunteer has done, looking down the road, one realizes how small of an impact their efforts had in seeing the never ending process of needs of others, in whatever the type of Volunteer work one engages in.
Change does not come about easily if at all and not always for the better. It should be noted that those who are in need of the most help are often the hardest to help.
Basically what I'm saying is everyone has their moments, good and bad and sometimes we react instinctively on our frustrations, I'd say in our case much redundant commentary - So lets forgive and forget. How does that work for you.
On the "Business and Good Ethical Practices" topic those words generally don't go well in the same sentence unless referencing to them as antonyms. It all comes down to (bottom line - Profits and Losses). Deserving is often neglected.
But as for us, as humans, we are not perfect and allowed and even expected to make mistakes. Some people more and others less but we all make them. So what do you say to us starting from scratch.
