RELATIONSHIPS | MINDSET | LIFE LESSONS
The Amazing & Wonderful Benefits of Encouragement
Reciprocate: how encouragement comes back to you

Reciprocate: respond to a gesture or action by making a corresponding one. It comes from the Latin word, which means to move backwards and forwards.
In previous stories, I’ve shared instances where my friends have encouraged me. In each of those stories, there has been a principle in play.
I would like to dig deeper into this principle and look at ways that we can apply it in our lives. And suggest some things that we can do in order to activate this principle.
Today’s topic is reciprocate.
The interesting thing that happens when you do something for someone else is that it comes back to you. It’s not your motivation to see what you can get in return for your actions. No, that’s not the idea at all.
But there is a principle in play because when you do something to encourage another person, it is going to come back to you. And come back to you in ways, you can’t imagine.
To illustrate this principle, I would like to gift you a personal story about something that happened to me a few years ago. I went to encourage a friend for the life-time of encouragement he had given me.
But I left having received one of the most inspiring experiences of my life.
➡️ To receive my gift to you, Click here. No opt-in required. ⬅️
Daily Doable: Do something to encourage a friend because you have the ability to do it. Don’t do it with expectations for anything in return. But know this, it will come back to you. #DoWhatYouCanNow
This is the second of several stories I’ll devote to this topic. I’m not going to identify this principle just yet. What I am going to do is drop some breadcrumbs.
I’m going to do a word jumble where I’ll give you a letter in each story. Today’s word is reciprocate with the letter “R.” In the end, I’ll unscramble the letters and identify the principal.

Below is the first story in this series.
Before I go, gift yourself the time to be inspired by Daniella Mini’s story.
Discover more great stories from these writers. Henery X (long), Amy Marley, Dipti Pande, Candy L Hill, Michele Thill, Dr Mehmet Yildiz, Rasheed Hooda, JeffHerring.com, Peg Duchesne, MaryJo Wagner, PhD, Vickie Trancho, Trapper Sherwood, Nomanono Isaacs, Timothy Key, Larry Nowicki, Linda Halladay, Kelda Ytterdal, Phil Truman, Casi Mclean
This Inspire Point and Daily Doable were brought to you by Tim Maudlin. Please allow me to introduce myself.
This story was originally published on my site at DoWhatYouCanNow.com







