Human nature is to be selfish, but the more you focus on adding value to the lives of others, both personally and professionally, the more valuable you become to those you serve. Those little acts of kindness can nurture your relationships, give you a sense of purpose, and even open unexpected doors in your career.

Today's guest, Kristin Brindley, has enjoyed incredible success with this mindset and is a living example of what’s possible for YOU. Not only has she overcome a battle with cancer, but she’s a hall of fame business achiever, has started and scaled multiple 6-figure companies, and is the #1 publisher for Real Producers Magazine.

You’ll also hear how she integrates the Miracle Morning S.A.V.E.R.S. into her daily routines and the difference that it’s made in her life and for the more than 3,000 people she’s gifted the book to (namely, her mom).

More than anything, I believe you’ll be inspired by the heart of a servant, someone who dedicates her life to uplifting others, and you’ll learn powerful principle that you can apply to your own life.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

How learning to deal with rejection puts you ahead of the pack
The dangers of the “I’ll sleep when I’m dead” mentality
Crafting your impeccable Miracle Morning
The secret sauce to a richer, fuller life
The “I get to” paradigm shift that makes you happier
Ask the world, “How can I best serve you today?”

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How to Be Selfishly Selfless with Kristin Brindley