My wife found this today, at a time I needed it the most. And it’s so inspi­ra­tional… so mov­ing… that I had to share it with you.

If you think there’s no hope, if you think you have obsta­cles you can’t over­come, if you’re think­ing about giv­ing up, then you absolutely, pos­i­tively MUST watch this short video.

I dare you to keep a dry eye.

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Michel Fortin: Well, it’s the same idea. Jim Rohn said, “Don’t become wealthy at the expense of oth­ers. Become wealthy in the ser­vice of oth­ers.” Every per­son who is hap­pi­est in this world serves others.

Whether you’ve built wealth because you pro­duce a prod­uct or pro­vided a ser­vice that was at the ser­vice of oth­ers or you gave value to other people’s lives or you gave your life to char­ity serv­ing oth­ers, to me that is so important.

By doing that it is like for­give­ness in a sense, where you can get out of that this huge feel­ing in your­self that you’ve accom­plished some­thing that is true to you, not some­thing that is going to be a goal that you reach in the future, not some­thing that is going to be true to the other peo­ple around you who you’re serv­ing and you’re think­ing that you’re just doing this for other people.

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“Do not mea­sure your life by your goals but what you are actu­ally doing to achieve them.“
– Peter Drucker

“The ulti­mate goal of life is death — the expe­ri­ence of life is where the value is, not the results we achieve.“
– Anony­mous

When peo­ple refer to pro­duc­tive­ness, they usu­ally refer to “busy-​​ness.” Pos­i­tive pro­duc­tiv­ity, on the other hand, is the result of doing what’s impor­tant and will hinge greatly on how well you adhere to this process of align­ment. Align­ment can also help you to dis­cover not only what you need to do but also pro­vide you with short­cuts as well.

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I was a lit­tle intro­spec­tive today. A bit numb. A bit gloomy. A bit pen­sive. So I surfed the web and YouTube, and came across this amaz­ing video. It changed me right away.

If you go over to YouTube, there’s even a video inter­view with the man behind it, Juan Mann, who was required by the city to stop or take out a $25 mil­lion (yes, that’s $25,000,000.00) lia­bil­ity insur­ance. A 10,000-name peti­tion put an end to that. Thank­fully.
Here’s the video. It’s uplift­ing and inspiring.

I hope you enjoy it as much as I do. It brought a tear to my eye.