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The Beatles wrote, All You Need is Love. Love is All You Need. I don't know about you, but the one thing I do want more in life is love. Don't you? One of the most valuable personal development principles

I was ever taught was, don't want what you want.

That'll only create more want.

Instead, give what you want. That will ignite the process of creating it.

This is so important. Journey with me here for a bit. Think about it. What do you want? Do you want to have more confidence? Can you see how

wanting to be more confidence only reinforces your lack of it? That's not good, right? Instead, here's

what you want to do. Give what you want. Help bolster the

confidence of somebody else. When you see the positive impact that you start having on them,

it will boost your own self-confidence. Do you want more courage? Well then encourage someone else. Do you

want more hope? Well, provide hope to somebody else. How about money? Would you like some more? Well give money to support

someone or something else. Want more belief in yourself? Well help instill the belief in somebody else.

Would you like more opportunity? Well, help somebody else. Would you like more opportunity? Well, help somebody else find opportunity. How

about new connections? Want some? Connect to people whom you know would benefit from each other. You get the idea? So then you want more love, right? Well, what do you do then? Right. Give love to somebody else. Being raised without a mother and having Sergeant

Gunnery Hartman from Metal Jacket Fame as a father, I didn't grow up being

comfortable expressing my love. So I started out making love safely. With the

training wheels on, so to speak, I started out making love safely. With the training wheels on, so to speak, I started giving out love secretly.

I outlined this in the compound effect. I explained, I do something that sounds a bit odd. I send love to somebody every day. I give love

by thinking of one person, anyone, it could be a friend, a relative, a coworker, or

somebody that I just met and ran into in the supermarket, it really doesn't matter.

And then I send them love by imagining all the things that I wish and I hope for them and

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