The Quality of Your Contributions to Others = The Quality of Your Life

15 Minutes to Freedom

Ryan Niddel

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🗓️ 26 July 2019

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

Your life’s purpose is calling, will you answer? The quality of your life ultimately boils down to the quality of your contribution. What does that mean exactly? Think of the times when you have felt most fulfilled in your life. More than likely it had nothing to do with income, social status, or something tangible. It was more than likely a time when you were not thinking of yourself at all, but instead being selfless. In my weekly group coaching session filled with entrepreneurs in all stages of their business, I am constantly amazed by the quality of sharing and contribution. Incredibly successful business owners helping new businesses get started. Younger minds helping a veteran revive a failing business. All amazing minds helping each other grow as opposed to tearing each other down. And what I’m finding more and more is that the people who are the happiest are those who are pursuing something that aligns with their soul and contributes to others. If you’re looking to make a shift in your life, consider giving up your ego, being less selfish and more selfless, and pouring into others.

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0:00.0	My friend your life's purpose is calling you. I suggest that you answer it.
0:09.0	I say that because the quality of your life will come down to the quality of your contribution.
0:15.9	Now whether you want to adhere to this or not, whether you think this is
0:20.6	spiritually sound or not, I ask you to keep an open mind.
0:25.0	Because as we go down this path of life, think of the times in which you felt the most fulfilled.
0:31.0	Now, in modern modern societies we believe fulfillment equals income.
0:37.0	I'm not at all going to suggest that we don't need to make money. What I'm going to suggest is the times where you felt the best
0:45.7	about yourself were probably the times where you were the most self-less, the times
0:52.0	where you contributed massively to someone else.
0:55.0	Think about the time you reached down in your pocket as you were walking down the street.
1:00.0	A man or woman that was less fortunate was asking for spare change. It happened to be
1:06.2	although you typically don't have change on you, you just had a pocket full of singles.
1:14.4	And as you walked past this gentleman, this lady,
1:18.4	you felt compelled to pull out and offer some money.
1:23.0	And as you walk by, you can't tell me that in that moment you didn't feel better.
1:29.0	And if it's not that, how about when you're doing something as simple as holding the door for
1:35.3	someone to walk in before you and they make eye contact with you, you make eye
1:39.8	contact back, and you smile at the individual letting them know with a warm and open heart
1:46.4	that they're appreciated. It's incredible isn't it? It's incredible that we tend to focus so much on just the monetary benefits of how we conduct life that we almost always miss out on the impact.
2:02.0	Throughout this episode, I'm going to share with you exactly how
2:06.2	you get to make a quality contribution while making a financial impact and live a full life.
2:15.6	I'm gonna do that because when you work to improve other people's lives,
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