Generosity is a valuable trait, but without boundaries it can lead to exhaustion, resentment, and depleted resources. This book examines how you can give to others, whether through time, money, care, or attention, while maintaining your own wellbeing over the long term. Generated with the help of artificial intelligence, it draws on established ideas from psychology and practical ethics to offer a clear, structured look at sustainable giving. Inside, you will find explanations of common patterns that lead to burnout among generous people, along with practical approaches for setting limits, recognizing your own needs, and making thoughtful decisions about where to direct your energy. The book also addresses how to distinguish helpful generosity from self-sacrifice that serves no one well. It is intended as an accessible, informative resource for anyone who wants their giving to remain steady and genuine rather than short-lived.
