Paul followed his insights into living as our creative best selves by reminding us that our creative best selves should work to benefit all people, not just ourselves. He used the common biblical image of living a life that produces weeds, compared to a life that produces a bountiful harvest. He even stated: "So let's not allow ourselves to get fatigued by doing good." I can really connect to that phrase of getting fatigued from doing good. Why do you think it is often so difficult to live a life that benefits others? What comes into play that makes livign a life that benefits others so difficult?
