Blair Singer explains his approach to helping others through gratitude and high-value, low-cost support. He draws on Shawn Achor's research about potential and shares his priorities: family, fulfillment, and his son's football. He's asking what topics you want him to cover.
Well, this is Blair from beautiful, sunny Bradenton, Florida. And I'm doing this video as a preliminary test video because we're on a great mastermind call today with some amazing people from all over the world. And we were working together and the tables kind of got turned on me. And for the first time, I decided to ask for some support. So this is a result of that support. I really do have a lot of things that I hope to help a lot of people. One of my guiding principles that I do every morning with my gratitude is I want to give the greatest value to the greatest number of people with the least amount of expense to them. And that's just always been a guiding principle that was taught to Me by Dr. Buckminster Fuller. And I just haven't done it to the degree that I would like to. And so this is a my commitment to the world, that I want to do my best to share whatever wisdom that I can that's of benefit to anybody in an area that I can help with to make your day better, to make your finances better, to help you make more money, have the family, the health, whatever it is you want to have, but most importantly, to have the peace of mind and the fulfillment that you want. Because at my stage, at this stage of my career, I. I just want to tell you that in my daily goals for the day, a lot of times what I want for my daily goal is simply to have a peaceful, fulfilling day. That's it. It's not about the sales calls, not about the money, not about all those things which are all important, which are all part of my other goals. But I tell you that it would be nice to have somebody like me talking to me to help me through the day. And so I'm going to do that for you because it makes me feel good about me. I'm reading a great book right now called the Big Potential by Shawn Encore, which Robert Kiyosaki and I and the advisors and a lot of our BSTA People Training Academy people are reading. And what it says is that in order. What I started to say before I got cut off is that the more you help other people, what Shawn Achor says in the book is that the more you help other people, the more you help yourself. In other words, you can exercise your best potential by doing the best you can be, being the best performer you can be. But what studies and his Harvard research has shown is that if in fact, you commit yourself to helping other people on your team, helping them get better, you get better, that the collective intelligence of the group even surpasses the intelligence of the best person on the team. So I'm doing this for you, but I'm also doing it for me. I want always in my life to be the best person that I can be. I want to be the person that can help a lot of people, that can raise a great family, two amazing boys. As a matter of fact, that's why I'm here in Florida, is because my son chosen that for this portion of his life, he wants to be a football player, an American football player, which is quite a big undertaking. And so we've committed. I told him the other day, I said, you know, we have a lot of investments to make in property and real estate and business, and it's a big investment to have him here to do this. And I said, in my mind, he's the best investment of all. Whether there's a cash on cash return on that investment, I'm not concerned about. What I am concerned about is him being the person that he's always wanted to be. So that's my purpose for doing these videos. And I'm gonna. I'll be asking you for what you want to hear about, obviously, in the area that I can support you in speaking and teaching and training, health, obviously, education, learning, and personal development and managing the little voice between your ears, which we all have. So I'm looking forward to it. This is the first one out the gate. I didn't sh. I didn't. I haven't showered yet. I haven't even worked out yet. But I was told just go. Do. Go for it anyway, so I'm doing it. So let me know what you. What I can support you with, and we'll take it from there. Until then, have an awesome, awesome day.
