In this short dialogue, two speakers share their personal morning rituals that combine physical exercise, meditation, and a specific mantra to cultivate an entrepreneurial mindset focused on impact. Speaker A describes using a singing bowl—originally discovered in India and now placed on his deck overlooking protected land—as a tactile meditation tool, emphasizing its sound as a conduit for intention. Speaker B explains his consistent mantra, "Health, wealth, love, and happiness," which he first directs toward himself, then expands to family, community, business partners, and ultimately all humanity, visualizing these positive vibrations radiating outward. Both frame these practices as ways to set a purposeful tone for the day, align personal well‑being with broader service, and combat entrepreneurial poverty by fostering a mindset of service and world‑changing impact.
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I think a perfect way to start the day is through ritual. And I do certain components of exercise, and I've been trying meditation. That's the thing I've been struggling with. So I found something that I thought maybe you could use to set your mindset around the highest level of entrepreneurial impact we can have, which is impact, changing the world, serving the world, to be of service. Actually, I believe the most successful entrepreneurs do that. So, I'm out on my deck. I have, I'm so blessed with this beautiful view of the woods. It's actually about 1,500 square acres of protected land around us. And I got my singing bowl. Funny thing is I went to India, it was where I discovered this thing. And I was like, this is the most amazing thing. India's got it figured out. We need this in America. I'm going to bring back dozens of these. So, I bought up these from India, brought them home for my family and friends, and then went to the local Spencer's here and found out that singing bowls are everywhere. So, not a grand discovery, but for me, this has been kind of a cool way to meditate. So, let me show you what I do. I don't know if I'm going to set this up correctly. We'll try it out.
But I sit here in the morning when I wake up, not consistently, not perfectly, but I say the same mantra. I say, "Health, wealth, love, and happiness." And I first set this intention out for myself. Because I believe the root of what we want to experience has to come from within. Then I think of my wife, my children, health, wealth, love, and happiness. And I do that again. And you can see as you circle around, it makes that singing noise, that chime rings. That noise to me becomes almost a manifestation of vibrations being sent out. It's a way for me to meditate. I can't— easily just sit within my mind. That's a major struggle for me. This has been a wonderful tool because I can see, I can feel it going out. You can actually feel it in your hands and through your body, and you can feel it going out. So health, wealth, love, and happiness. So I then think of my extended family. I think of my community. I think of my business partner. I think of my colleagues. I think of my state, our country, our world. And I think of you. Even though we may not know each other in person, I try to visualize the entire set of humanity and wish health, wealth, love, and happiness for all of us. Because if we can achieve that, wow, the things we can do as a world. So yeah, just a little tool.
It's called a singing bowl. Makes a beautiful sound, and it's not necessary to go to India to get one. How do you start your day? Maybe you don't have a ritual or plan. Maybe this is a good starting point. All right, entrepreneurs rule. Let's eradicate entrepreneurial poverty.
