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.

Yup, that’s right. We had a baby. (In our arms, that is.) We just came back from the Big Seminar, and we were, er, quite busy. (It’s not what you think, too… well, sorta. This is not a new product or a promotion, either. We’re talking about a real, living, breathing bundle of joy.)

In fact, we were so tempted to do something that would have been outright illegal and could have gotten us in jail.

Click here for details and pictures of the baby…