It is interesting that in “A Hero’s
Journey” talk, he says that people over the age of 60 will only ask three
questions: have I contributed something meaningful, am I a good person and who
did I live and who loved me? If those are the most important questions, then
why do I feel a drive to be an entrepreneur, make tons of money and build
things for the benefits of others? As we continue to listen to “A Hero’s
Journey” we find out that being an entrepreneur is not about us but about us,
the entrepreneur paradox. Being an entrepreneur is the ability to give to
others, give them the time and resources we have and have obtained to help them
on their lives, while at the same time having to do our work, we are the ones
that continue each day, step by step to accomplish our dreams.
Another
impactful statement was “a calling must serve others.” Yes I do want lots of
money from my entrepreneurial accomplishments, but I want lots of money so I
can serve others. I dream of one day where I can donate each year over $50,000
to families that are infertile and having infertile issues, because we are
going through the same thing. I want more time and to get more time is to
become an entrepreneur, more freedom equals more giving.
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