Mark Evans DM on why generosity is a muscle you strengthen by using it. He traces his own giving from $10k to $50k, explains how watching others succeed becomes easier, and argues that long-term relationships with partners and teams matter more than any single deal.
My biggest accomplishment is, like, the guys that are giving. You know, seeing the guys earn, to be able to give back, it is a muscle. It feels very strange when you're like, we got to give money. Let's get. You know, you've had 20,000, 10,000, whatever the number is at that moment, you know, you can't out give the world. Right. So it's like, we're giving to give. It's coming from a great place. Yes. It's scary sometimes. Yes. It's like, oh, my gosh, what did I just do? But after you do it, you almost realize, like, kind of it's like, whatever, you know, but now it resets your thermostat, and now you giving 50,000 a year is easy. Yeah. 500, whatever the number is. So I'm very proud of that. And just seeing the guys succeed, man, that's, like, amazing to me. And watch your families grow and, you know, do, like, I'm in the game forever. Like, I'm sure all of us as entrepreneurs are. That's the best thing we got. We're not like athletes where we have, like, a limited time and it's very short. That's, you know, as a. As we actually get better in time, they get worse in time, you know, because they get old and their bones hurt and they break things. And business, we break things, but we also learn from it, and we get better and stronger and bigger. And I think ultimately, like, relation, deep relationship capital. Just like with a spouse, the longer you're together, the longer you go through the good and the bad together and communicate. Dude, sky's the limit. It really is unlimited.
