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When was the last time you received kindness from somebody? When was the last time you extended an act of kindness to someone else, and to what end? As it turns out, there can be tremendous merits and outcomes in paying forward a kindness received with a good deed to somebody else, especially when done out of gratitude. The concept of "Paying It Forward" is nothing new, but in our world, I believe we could do with more compassion and selflessness as it brings out the best in us.

The Art of Paying it Forward Without Spending a Dime

When we pay it forward we commit an act of selflessness that transcends our connection to other humans on the planet, elevating the human experience in a positive way. Whether it’s a showing of kindness, faith, or even compassion, it all makes a difference and can potentially trigger a chain reaction of reciprocated behavior.

 
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The Power of Altruism

Classical economics adopts a model that says people are primarily driven by material self-interest. Political science assumes that people are driven to maximize their power. But this worldview is clearly wrong. In real life, the push of selfishness is matched by the pull of empathy and altruism. This is not Hallmark card sentimentalism but scientific fact: As babies our neural connections are built by love and care. We have evolved to be really good at cooperation and empathy. We are strongly motivated to teach and help others.

 
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The Paying it Forward Paradox | Wayne Baker | TEDxUofM

 
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Qin Jin, Digisound Hearing Consultant

I've known Wee wee for quite a few years before being her customer. She is always a very thoughtful and kind person, as a friend or an insurance agent. She always cheerful and like to share information, which makes it easy for me to ask her for help when needed. Trust that she will do the same for you too!

Jason Hung, Restaurant Manager At Eighteenchefs

I feel l assured to have someone who is knowledgeable to call upon when I need advice. And Wee Wee is high on my list. She’s consistent and reliable. Please meet her.

Jasmine

Wee wee was recommended to me by a close friend. She is passionate in sharing her knowledge on financial planning and patiently advised policies that suit my current needs. My experiences with her have been very positive and I appreciate her sincerity and efficiency. I would definitely recommend her to anyone who is looking for an agent whom you can entrust your financial planning to :)

Dulshanka de Silva - System Analyst

I've been working with WeeWee as my insurance agent and financial adviser for over a year now, and it's been a great experience. She's friendly, approachable and always ready to help. Her advice has been invaluable in guiding me toward the right investment choices that align with my needs and goals. I truly appreciate her dedication, professionalism and I’d highly recommend her to anyone looking for a trustworthy and knowledgeable financial adviser.

Yang Juin

Yo Daryl, Wee Wee's very informative and she helps to create awareness for need of plans to ensure that you're well insured from all rounds. Pls give her a chance to tell you more about it

Dash, Hup Lian Construction Quantity Surveyor

She understand your situation first before approaching u. She is not a hardsales type of financial planner but she knows what she is doing. You won't feel pressure meeting her. Give her and yourself a chance to understand your financial needs.