If you have some energy, you can make a contribution. You need energy just to function, without energy you will no longer be alive. Maybe the amount of energy in your life determines your contribution. With some energy you can be a cleaner. If you have a lot more energy you maybe you would be a banker. Using that analogy, it follows that if you have a huge amount of energy; maybe you can start a company and grow it into a huge multinational corporation like Bill Gates. But all of life's contributions will need energy. You cannot contribute much at all if you don't have any energy,. Perhaps you are taking space and valuable resources in a hospital bed and you can't even stay alive independently. You can make a contribution, if you have some energy. Without energy you will no longer be alive as you need energy just to function. Maybe your contribution in life is determined by the amount of energy you have. You can be a cleaner with some energy. If you have a lot more energy you maybe you would be a banker. It follows that if you have a huge amount of energy, using that analogy; maybe you can start a company and grow it into a huge multinational corporation like Bill Gates. At the end of the day it all depends on how much energy you have. Of course the quality if the energy you have also makes a difference. The stronger, more powerful and more dynamic your contribution to life could possibly be, the stronger, more powerful and more dynamic your energy is. So, in life, your valuation is, in fact, the valuation of your energy capacity and the quality of that energy. When your life is ended, how will you be valued? Will your energy level be similar to that of a banker or even Bill Gates or will your energy just be the level required to be a cleaning lady or even just a beggar? So that you can increase your contribution to your life and to the world, now is the time to start learning how to increase your energy. When you learn how to increase your own energy, you can begin to increase the valuation of your life. Copyright (c) 2010 Paul Buzan
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