There is zero point in becoming economically successful yet a failure as a human being.
I’ve met janitors and ski instructors and cabbies who have more grace and dignity and character power than some of the rich, famous and influential that you follow, read of and perhaps even admire.
Fascinating world. The true heroes all too often remain anonymous. And the wrong people get celebrated. I’m not complaining or judging, just reporting and saying.
I’m not knocking anyone, at all. That’s the beautiful thing about a life on Planet Earth. You get to live it the way you want, focus on what matters most to you, wear what fuels your jam and operate as you like.
And yet, one must—from time to time—slow down and reflect on: what truly makes life great? Based on the inspiring lives of those who have found real happiness, true self-respect and a serenity beyond the bounds of reason.
If you’re seeking some strong inspiration to grow your business and self—along with some novel tools to win—go ahead and read (or listen to) my latest book The Everyday Hero Manifesto. Get it here.
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