The way I looked at it was if anyone else showed up and did just one chore, I had one less chore. The job got done. Eventually a retired marine "mas-saw" he would say (Master Sargent) started being there when I arrived, watched me through one "shift", and together neither of us raised a drop of sweat. I’d rush to do something and meet him in the hall "Already done it, Suh. Gonna do dishes." At least one of us was available to counsel or just be a listener at least 10 minutes a day. Hey, I was grateful just to turn over the living quarters cleanup, and the Sarge is still going strong. When more volunteers added on the smoothness of operation died some. Too many people with too little to do. Now we have one morning shift of 3 trained volunteers and one (Sarge) sleeping overnight in the office, then the founder spends the day there, and I go in when needed. There’s also quite a number of men who realized they didn’t know what "committment" meant. Many have remarked that had they given at their last job like we did around there, they’d probably still be employed. They don’t want to be preached at, already feeling low. They just need some examples of how to approach life better and to get some hope fired up. I teach them one lesson, to give their best wherever they go, and they will be the last to be let go.

I understand how it is. You look around and feel bad over how little others do. Just think "addition", that anything each does goes toward the whole. I don’t go anywhere taking a job-share counter along. I jump in, do what has to be done, then move on.
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2 Timothy 4:3,4 – For the time will come when they will not endure
sound doctrine, but according to their own desires, because they
have itching ears, they will heap up for themselves teachers; and
they will turn their ears away from the truth, and be turned aside
to fables. ~ Note: This is what has happened to some of the people
who believe in "Once Saved, Always Saved." The word for endure
also means suffer, bear with, forbear, to hold up, to sustain. The
word for sound in sound doctrine also means of Christians whose
opinions are free from any mixture of error. So bear with the
correct doctrine of Scripture and not man-made doctrine that’s
full of errors. The word for itching in itching ears means
desirous of hearing something pleasant. Hearing that you are
"Once Saved, Always Saved" is pleasant, but it is not the truth.
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