Sahil Bloom

Think about that in your mind.

Think about that in your mind.

How would I interact with them?

How would I interact with them?

I would not be transactional with that person because I'm going to have to spend time with them for the next 50 years.

I would not be transactional with that person because I'm going to have to spend time with them for the next 50 years.

I will probably really start to listen.

I will probably really start to listen.

I will really lean into understanding who they are as a person, creating a map in my mind of the type of things they're excited about, the values that they hold.

I will really lean into understanding who they are as a person, creating a map in my mind of the type of things they're excited about, the values that they hold.

Those would be the things I would focus on.

Those would be the things I would focus on.

I would try to create value for them so that they felt connected to me in some way.

I would try to create value for them so that they felt connected to me in some way.

Approaching relationships in that way, where you are really genuinely seeking to give with no expectation of return, that is when you end up getting the best returns, which is the funny paradox of relationships.

Approaching relationships in that way, where you are really genuinely seeking to give with no expectation of return, that is when you end up getting the best returns, which is the funny paradox of relationships.

When you give with no expectation of return, you get the best returns in life.

When you give with no expectation of return, you get the best returns in life.

And I have found that time and time again.

And I have found that time and time again.