Yes. A lot of people have a very loose definition. Which is strange to me.
Some people think of the postman who brings them letters as "helping" but I don't consider it that way as they're being paid.
The people who volunteer to charities are helping, I guess... Though some of them may just be looking for future leverage/opportunities; e.g. padding their resumes...
Some people, especially who have money, tend to struggle to isolate the monetary incentive and discount the value of money being given to the person in exchange.
Some people think of the postman who brings them letters as "helping" but I don't consider it that way as they're being paid.
The people who volunteer to charities are helping, I guess... Though some of them may just be looking for future leverage/opportunities; e.g. padding their resumes...
Some people, especially who have money, tend to struggle to isolate the monetary incentive and discount the value of money being given to the person in exchange.