It's not "all about me", no matter what we seem to see and hear as we go about our daily lives.  It seems like we are all too busy to lift a hand and help someone.  We occasionally throw a little money at it, rationalize it as "their fault", or figure it's the responsibility of our government saying "after all, I pay my taxes" but what do we do as a regular part of our lives to help others?

We don't need the grand "look what I did for you" help.  What we need is more small, almost unnoticeable things like taking a few minutes to listen, opening a door, volunteering, or even being a little more patient with someone who doesn't do things the way we want, when we want, or at the speed we want.

We just need to train ourselves to look for small opportunities and do something when we find them even if it takes a few minutes out of the 1,440 we are given each day.