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Do you think it's difficult to be the Go-Giver?

I personally think it requires more than a big heart; it requires a full-fledged thick skin and also a whole set of patience. Yes, patience was what I lacked of. I am not the kind who will slowly nurture into something or someone. I did not have patience with people who are not competent enough to work alongside with me and almost always I did not have the patience to even repeat my sentence whenever people could not hear me. 

So this thing about being a giver, really tires me. But then again, I have a gigantic heart and well, very substantial amount of skin on my face. I felt that the people should be given an option to how they live their life, and my job is fairly simply. To share about Happy LIfe Project.

Most of the time, it seems like I have to beg for people's time and attention to hear me out, when I felt it should be the other way around. No, don't get me wrong. You don't have to beg me, but I'd rather people would be open minded to listen/receive, regardless it can be something they want, or would want in the future. 

No, I do not believe anyone would want to work for all their lives, and just to have their next generation to do the same, and then what?
A lot people gave me the remarks of wanting to lead a simple life, yes, but what's a simple life?

To go to work, get your monthly paycheck, pay bills, survive?

What if, you have to work hard for a short period of time, and have the privilege to see your children grow up, spend more time with them, provide anything for your parents without the worry of having to scrape through the month, do not have to worry about the hospital bills, and age gracefully along the way; would this be an alternative to your current default mode of living?

I'd say you have nothing to lose, more than a mere 30 minutes to hear me sketch out how your future will be like, with the happy life project.
Otherwise, you can just go back to your default mode of living, and trust me, no one will take that away from you.