This is the labor.

There's a term called quid pro quo.

They teach you in negotiations when I work for Lee Steinberg, quid pro quo day of quid pro quo.

You're going to give, you're going to get, you give to get.

Well, that's not giving.

Bob Proctor has taught all of us that if you give with the expectation of receiving something,

it's trading.

And the universe doesn't understand trading.

What it understands is giving unconditionally and trusting it just like you trusted the magic

that it's going to turn out better for you.

The other interesting thing that I started learning is the universe doesn't know size.

If you give, you want to give consistently.

That means when you see someone help them.

That doesn't mean necessarily always give them money, but you can open a door.

If you see a piece of trash, pick it up and throw it away.

The card that needs to be put back, take the extra two minutes.

The universe will tell you and we've all had it pull out our guts when we're not doing good deeds.

The universe knows good deeds and it keeps accumulating, but it doesn't know the size of your deeds.

It just knows it's a good deed.

I was in Helsinki speaking and I, there's a big, I think it was Helsinki, but there's a big bridge that goes from

this island where the beautiful restaurants are back into the downtown area and it's raining.

And we have one umbrella and I'm with my wife and we start walking in its pouring down rain.

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