Bumblebees are all giving by nature. They are natural givers and maintain the environment of abundance. But each bumblebee actually takes a different role in maintaining the hive as well as the flower garden. So, I thought human beings are the same. We are all naturally giving and sharing. But we tend to express our giving in different ways. So, here it is a 'giving bee ' chart where you can find your own bee type. Watch out for the following bee analysis! The more you share your value as a giving bees, the more we can do together to make a difference.
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Bee type analysis
1. Change-making bee
A giving bee who likes to see and create change - who spots every opportunity to do something better and worthwhile. A change-making bee often starts up new amazingprojects for others to participate in. A flexible and nimble thinker who can collaborate well with others while often taking a leadership focus in creating change. Many entrepreneurs and creators are this type of giving bumblebee. They are'n't afraid of making change.
2. Believing bee
A giving bee who always believes in one core philosophy very strongly and tends to inspire others to follow. Rather than changing all the time and being too flexible, this giving bee attracts others by being solid like a rock and extremely integral to the unwavering belief and vision. Some of the spiritual leaders as well as politicians are this type of giving bee. Believing bumblebees makes for being a great leader who attracts masses of followers. This bee can also be a great follower who strongly supports an existing belief and inspires others to come together.
3. Caring and nurturing bumblebee
A giving bumblebee who may not stand out as a strong leader, yet, they are often are the biggest heart focused giver. A caring and nurturing bee is egoless in giving and is quite often first to take the giving action when seeing anyone in trouble. Though this bumblebee seems gentle and caring, the strong sense of desire to give and care for others power-drives this giving bumblebee to exhibit some marvelous giving acts. Many people who dedicate their lives to giving (volunteer service, community giving service etc) are this type of bumblebee. Giving comes more natural to them.
4. Supporting and uniting bee
A giving bumblebee who views the greatest value in connecting and collaborating in effective partnerships. This giving bumblebee is extremely focused on finding existing great ideas, mechanisms, philosophies or beliefs to benefit the community. It tends to support what resonates with him/her more often than coming up with a brand new way. A supporting and uniting bumblebee is less attached to own way and has more flexible thinking while being quite strategic about what to support. Rather than taking direct action emotionally, this bee looks at the value in creating the long-term unity. Long-term 'quiet' charity givers and people who take lower profile in community giving but stick to the same project for a long time are often this type of bumblebee.
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Bee type analysis
1. Change-making bee
A giving bee who likes to see and create change - who spots every opportunity to do something better and worthwhile. A change-making bee often starts up new amazingprojects for others to participate in. A flexible and nimble thinker who can collaborate well with others while often taking a leadership focus in creating change. Many entrepreneurs and creators are this type of giving bumblebee. They are'n't afraid of making change.
2. Believing bee
A giving bee who always believes in one core philosophy very strongly and tends to inspire others to follow. Rather than changing all the time and being too flexible, this giving bee attracts others by being solid like a rock and extremely integral to the unwavering belief and vision. Some of the spiritual leaders as well as politicians are this type of giving bee. Believing bumblebees makes for being a great leader who attracts masses of followers. This bee can also be a great follower who strongly supports an existing belief and inspires others to come together.
3. Caring and nurturing bumblebee
A giving bumblebee who may not stand out as a strong leader, yet, they are often are the biggest heart focused giver. A caring and nurturing bee is egoless in giving and is quite often first to take the giving action when seeing anyone in trouble. Though this bumblebee seems gentle and caring, the strong sense of desire to give and care for others power-drives this giving bumblebee to exhibit some marvelous giving acts. Many people who dedicate their lives to giving (volunteer service, community giving service etc) are this type of bumblebee. Giving comes more natural to them.
4. Supporting and uniting bee
A giving bumblebee who views the greatest value in connecting and collaborating in effective partnerships. This giving bumblebee is extremely focused on finding existing great ideas, mechanisms, philosophies or beliefs to benefit the community. It tends to support what resonates with him/her more often than coming up with a brand new way. A supporting and uniting bumblebee is less attached to own way and has more flexible thinking while being quite strategic about what to support. Rather than taking direct action emotionally, this bee looks at the value in creating the long-term unity. Long-term 'quiet' charity givers and people who take lower profile in community giving but stick to the same project for a long time are often this type of bumblebee.
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