Myth #1: In this
world only those who know how to put themselves first ever
succeed.
Myth #2: Since you
only live once, there's nothing selfish about living like
royalty.
Myth #3: Lavishly
indulging and pampering oneself sets a good standard for others, motivating them to work harder so
that someday they can do the same.
Myth #4: The best
way to overcome feelings of alienation is to regularly indulge oneself
in the finer things in life.
Myth #5:
Unselfishness is the work of saints, monks, nuns, ministers
and priests.
Myth #6: Wealthy
people cannot be considered selfish because they usually buy
nice presents for their friends and family.
Myth #7: Families
should not be expected to contribute to the communities in
which they live.
Myth #8: There's
nothing selfish about only showing concern for the members
of one's own church.
Myth #9: There's
nothing selfish about caring only about the welfare of the
citizens of one's own nation.
Myth #10: Its the
responsibility of the politicians of the world to alleviate poverty, world
hunger, and human suffering.
