A short YouTube excerpt in which Louis Massaro reflects on prioritizing contribution over self-focused accumulation. He argues that personal growth enables greater giving—whether providing for children, sharing wisdom, or mentoring colleagues—and urges viewing growth as a means to benefit others rather than an end in itself.
I don't want to get to my 100th birthday and sit around an empty table because it was all about me, my growth. My growth, my money. Right. What I could get, what I could get, what I could get versus what could I give. Right. So the more you can grow, the more you can give. And your idea of what you want to give, that's on you. You want to give your kids a future you didn't have. You want to give them the knowledge, the wisdom, the guidance that maybe you didn't have or maybe you did have, but you've evolved. And it's even more. We talked about the movers. We talked about people in your office. Right. Being able to mentor people, being able to be a role model to others. That's contribution.
