Research indicates that there is a direct link between acts of service and a mind of contentment. If you are one who likes to tend to others needs, there is a strong upside to your efforts, but there is one potential problem you will need to consider. Dr. Les Carter describes how some people are more than willing to take advantage of the servant, so the way to fend off potential strains is to serve while also having an accompanying assertiveness. Balance is necessary!
Dr. Les Carter is a semi-retired psychotherapist who spent 41 years in private practice in the Dallas, Tx. metroplex. He now resides in Waco, Tx. He has conducted over 65,000 counseling sessions, written extensively, and has presented many workshops and seminars.
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