A short spoken excerpt (from Clegg's YouTube video "Breakout Of Enough") arguing that pursuing abundance beyond 'enough' is morally superior to settling for mere sufficiency because excess enables serving others and fulfilling God's purpose. The speaker frames wealth-creation as a means to help others rather than self-service.
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If just having enough is enough, then it doesn't matter like what you do if you're already at enough. Like, why is having a desire to create wealth more noble than just having a desire to make enough? Is it more noble? I think having a desire to create abundance is way more noble. Here's why. Because if I'm making enough, then I'm okay. But if I'm making more than enough, I can make sure other people are okay. So until I get to the place where I have more than enough for me, I can't even be all that I was put here to be. Because God didn't put me here just to serve myself. He put me here to serve other people, to please him and serve other people. And if I will do that at a very high level, I will always have more than enough than for just me.