Yo, today's QOD is, wealth is directly proportional to how well you can serve other people.

Here we go. Welcome back to the quote of the day show.

I'm your host, Sean Croxon, and

Sean Croxon.com. We got Dr. John D. Martini back on this show. And of course, the doctor,

as usual, is going to be talking about wealth building. And a little known book that he read

a long time ago that showed him what history reveals about the most important principle

of building wealth. And we all know what it is. We've talked about this many times on the show.

It's the service you provide. You cannot expect to be rich or to be financially free or to be

wealthy without providing a service and providing it really

well. I think I learned this from Dr. D. Martini, gosh, 2007 or so is this line right here. The amount of

money you have will always be in direct proportion to the quality and the quantity of the service you provide.

So if you want to have a lot of money, if you want to have generational wealth, you got to

provide a lot of service to a lot of people in exchange for payment.

But we have way too many people these days who are expecting payment without the

service part, without the big service, without the big audience, without the big quantity of service.

And so you got to go out there and you got to solve people's problems. I hear way too often,

I'm not going to rant about this, I hear way too often how there's no opportunities. There's opportunities everywhere because your service is a solution to a problem. And when I look

outside, I look everywhere, I just see nothing but problems to be solved. And so pick a problem,

get really good at it, get really good in marketing it, and take it to the marketplace and trade that service for

income and you will never be broke another day in your whole entire life and you'll make so much

money you can leave money to future generations. Dr. D. Martini's coming up.

Let me share this interesting thing that happened to me. You've seen biography on A&E, arts and

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