Evan CarmichaelSpeaker / Author / Introvert

The more you GIVE, the more you RECEIVE - Robert Kiyosaki - #Entspresso

26 Aug 2015 · 3 min

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In this brief "Entspresso" segment from the Believe Nation channel, the hosts introduce a motivational message attributed to Robert Kiyosaki: "The more you give, the more you receive." The discussion centers on the idea that giving—whether money, effort, or kindness—creates a reciprocal flow of benefit, echoing a biblical principle. One host emphasizes that attitudes toward money are shaped by generosity, contrasting a labor‑union‑oriented, low‑effort mindset with a philosophy of working more and giving more to earn more. The hosts exchange light‑hearted banter about who gives more in their relationship, ultimately agreeing to give equally. They stress giving without ulterior motives, noting that genuine generosity feels good and often prompts others to help in return. The segment ends with a direct call‑to‑action, inviting viewers to share personal stories of selfless giving in the comments, and wraps up with a friendly sign‑off and a reference to their daily espresso shot.

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Good morning, Believe Nation.
Today's message is: The more you give, the more you receive. Over to you, Robert Kiyosaki.
I don't know what the heck people think about money, but that's what I get a lot of, is kind of this, well, you know, money's not spiritual. I'm just saying it's your attitudes, you know, a person's attitude towards money. I make a lot of money, but I give a lot, you know what I mean? It goes to biblical principle: the more you give, the more you receive. So when I meet somebody who's not— doesn't have any money, it just means they're not giving something. Yeah, you know, so a lot of times there's people who would like more, but they're not giving anything. So they're like my poor dad. He belonged to the labor unions and he wanted to work less and get paid more. Well, that's anti-religious to me. If you want to get paid more, work more, give more. That's how I see it. What do you think?
What do you think?
Why you always ask me? Well, your opinions count. You're not on the channel as much. So people want to hear from you now.
That's true.
Who gives more? Who gives more in our relationship? What do you think?
I think equally.
Equally?
Yeah. No? I think so.
We'll play it safe and say equally.
Okay.
Love you. Give more, friends, and you will receive more. But it's true. In general, I like to give. You like to give. I think it just makes you feel good. Like, it's not giving trying to get something back. It's just whether it's an employee or a relationship or partner or media or whoever, customer, it feels good to give. Help, and when you do that, people want to help you back out. And so I would try to do it without an exterior motive of, "I'm trying to get XYZ, so I'm going to give." Give to give, and you'll be surprised at how much comes back. So question of the day: I'd love to know a story of when you gave without an ulterior motive and you had a result in your life or your business. Leave it in the comments below. I'm really curious to find out. Thank you guys so much for watching. Continue to believe Have an amazing day and we'll see you again tomorrow morning with another shot of espresso. Did you just bite me?
I didn't bite you.
I think we need that in slow motion.
Espresso amigo, amigo.