The document discusses two approaches to making quick money: using persuasive sales tactics or genuinely helping others. It highlights the characteristics of givers, takers, and matchers in interpersonal relationships and advocates for empowering those who give. The author encourages joining a supportive community of givers on LinkedIn.

1. GET
RICH
QUICK!

2. Here are
two ways
to make
money…

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1. The
smooth
sales
pitch..

5. HYPE
…based on
the “science”
of hyping
products.

6. or…
#2. Help others

9. (the old-fashioned way, where you get
food and can bring your bags)

10. you gotta be sincere

12. Would you ask a friend if
he or she is “satisfied” with
your relationship?

13. How can
I help
you?

14. …so will a text, email or tweet

15. instead of anger, try
empathy

16. You won’t
feel this
happy.
You’ll feel
like this…

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19. Ok, that may be
an overstatement.

20. Givers
Takers
Matchers
Takers put their
own interests
above the
needs of
others.
Givers pay the
most attention to
what others need
from them.
Matchers protect
themselves by seeking
reciprocity. Many
would like to be givers
but feel too vulnerable.
Givers wanted!

21. It’s time to
empower
givers.
If you agree,
please join us!

22. Join the Helpful Professionals
group on LinkedIn.
http://www.linkedin.com/groups?home=&gid=5138301
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