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Your Top Questions Answered: Part 1


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·Nov 8, 2024

What should you do if you want to be very successful and have a very, very big impact on the world? Make your work and your passion the same thing. Don't forget about the money part, but do it in a way that you're going to, uh, produce enough money that you're going to be able to have the resources to have a big impact on the world.

I always think about how my actions align with my principles, and if they, uh, don't align, I either have to bring my actions in line with my principles or my principles in line with my actions.

How do you know if a mentor is good for you? Really, it's quite simple: do you have sympatico with that mentor, and are you learning a lot?

How do you approach the work-life balance? The key is to get more out of a day. If you can get more out of a day, uh, by leveraging yourself in a number of ways, you will get more life into a day.

How can we lift up the entire, uh, global community? Just be good with each other. If you are generous and you think of the common good and so on, we would have a wonderful, um, society. That's what we — that's all we need to do.

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