Start off with small donations and gifts, always blessing the money and being grateful that you are able to share what you have. Next, it's important to love what you do. This can make a big difference in your level of abundance. This is a staggering statistic. For years, I have done extensive research on people who are successful, and it's clear to me that achievements and financial rewards are directly related to the enjoyment they derive from their work and the service they provide to community and the world.
Right livelihood is predicated upon a conscious choice.
Yet, too often, we live our lives according to what others value. When you consciously choose to enter into your work, you can participate fully and know you are making a difference. Sometimes this takes courage and perseverance, but your life will be enriched. I have a friend who went into dental school right after college because his parents had always wanted him to be a dentist. Although dentistry wasn't his calling, he followed their wishes.