What is your real wealth? Is it a dollar figure that you now possess, or hope to possess? Is it a particular possession that you have or you hope to have some day?
I just reviewed my notes on the book Three Feet from Gold by Sharon L. Lechter & Greg S. Reid. This quote at the beginning of Chapter 22 grabbed my attention today.
So, what are you? What am I?
When I come to the end of my life, I hope these things can be found in the remains of what I leave behind.
P Michael Biggs was …
I have “stuff” in my life. I own two automobiles, I have enough cloths, we have plenty of food, I have a modest library and even a Kindle, we've taken a cruise, we’ve visited some lovely places on vacation. But all of this is just stuff to fill up our lives.
What am I at my core, my base self? What are you?
Today, I’m speaking to mankind, whether we are sales people, factory workers, mountain climbers, musicians, housewives, mothers, daughters, sons, fathers, or retired.
May we be found to be people of substance and worth just because we are human beings. Our legacy matters more than money, accomplishments, sales quotas, and awards.
What am I? I hope people find me to be an authentic human being!
I just reviewed my notes on the book Three Feet from Gold by Sharon L. Lechter & Greg S. Reid. This quote at the beginning of Chapter 22 grabbed my attention today.
“Remember that your real wealth
can be measured not by what you have,
but by what you are.”
So, what are you? What am I?
When I come to the end of my life, I hope these things can be found in the remains of what I leave behind.
P Michael Biggs was …
A loving man
An honorable man
A trustworthy man
A man of integrity
A man of morals
A man of truth
A good friend to many
An encouraging man
I have “stuff” in my life. I own two automobiles, I have enough cloths, we have plenty of food, I have a modest library and even a Kindle, we've taken a cruise, we’ve visited some lovely places on vacation. But all of this is just stuff to fill up our lives.
What am I at my core, my base self? What are you?
Today, I’m speaking to mankind, whether we are sales people, factory workers, mountain climbers, musicians, housewives, mothers, daughters, sons, fathers, or retired.
May we be found to be people of substance and worth just because we are human beings. Our legacy matters more than money, accomplishments, sales quotas, and awards.
What am I? I hope people find me to be an authentic human being!
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