Chris Harder

Forget the woo-woo stuff for a minute.

When people see you giving, they're like, oh, that's a good person.

I would like to help them.

So now it's a little bit easier to get a client or now it's a little bit easier to get some marketing advice, right?

It becomes a snowball in your favor.

And then when you start really giving, for example, when you go to charity events, who else is at charity events?

People with good hearts.

That have also done well financially, hence why they're at that table or why they're at that black tie event.

And so now your networking is up level because it's not just successful people, but it's good hearted, successful people.

And because there are good hearted, successful people, of course, that means they're going to be much more likely to help you collaborate on something and so on.

I'm telling you, it is literally one of the best secrets to success is turn yourself into a giving machine.

And then you're going to be put into this cycle of everybody giving back to everybody because they recognize a fellow giver.

Yep, it really is.

People want to help someone who helped them out.

So start tilting that law of reciprocity in your favor now.

Yes, totally.

Like, I'm not kidding.

It's the nerdiest thing ever.

I freaking love when people text me back how it changed their day.

So text me the word daily.