Richard Canfield and a co-host discuss evaluating life choices by measuring human life value. The key insight: investments matter less than the investor. If you control it and bring knowledge, expertise, purpose, and passion, you're the one who makes it work.
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See and understand and elevate where areas of risk in our life are and how we can have gut check level conversations internally with ourself about whether or not we want to be participating in that and are we ready to make it if we're getting clear on the human life value side, is this a decision that's going to add and increase human life value in my world or is it going to take away?
So for me, the measurement is in an investment, do I have control over that investment and do I have knowledge and expertise and purpose and passion? Do I have human life value and that investment? There aren't good investments, there's only good investors.