
Blair Singer argues greed means hoarding your gifts instead of sharing them. His coach Robert Ponte defined it simply: having a gift and not giving it. Singer trained over 300 people to show how teaching multiplies what you can do.
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You might be greedy. That's right. You might be greedy. Many years ago, I had a personal development coach. I was an amazing human being. A great personal development coach, image consultant. His name was Robert Ponte. He said something many years ago to me and to others that shifted the way I looked at the world. He said, greed is having a gift and not giving it. Now what did he mean by that? What he meant is we all have a genius, a talent, an aspiration for something that we're really good at. We're really good at. And he said, gree's hoarding that to yourself and not giving it to other people. I'm in India right now. I just spent the weekend training over 300 people how to be world class teachers, leaders and facilitators. And it dawned on me in the middle of all that thing, how many people can I give this talent to? Because one that I have, Dr. Buckminster Fuller always said too, he says the more people you serve, the more effective you become physically, mentally, emotionally, spiritually and financially. So the whole.
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