Hi Reader

Ever heard of the law that quietly shapes the lives of the most respected, fulfilled, and wealthy people?

It’s not hustle.
It’s not networking.
It’s not even raw talent.

It’s value. (That's the subject line if you missed it. No open loops today!).

There’s a gem from The Go-Giver (a book that I highly recommend. It's wonderfully written as a modern day parable) that reassured how I think about work and life:

"Your true worth is determined by how much more you give in value than you take in payment."

And I was recently seeing a response in an online article where Mukesh Ambani shared what his father (the late and legendary Dhirubhai Ambani) told him once:

“If you are going into business because you want to be a billionaire, then you are an idiot.
If you want to serve 1 billion, then you are onto creating impact.”

Boom. That’s it.

It’s not about grinding harder or chasing applause.

It’s about delivering in ways that genuinely matter — and letting the impact follow.

Like…

• A manager who genuinely cares about his employees well-being — not just breaking them at any cost.
• A team member who cares about what's right to do for getting the work done — not just whining about what's not working or what's inconvenient
• A speaker who doesn’t just present but ignites something in the audience.
• A leader who mentors without obligation — simply because it’s the right thing to do.

Every time, the reward follows the value. Not the other way around.

Here’s a simple reflection:

Where can you give more — not for credit, but because it aligns with who you want to be?

It could be a thoughtful thank-you.
A better-than-expected experience.
A surprise act of service.
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Try it this week. (yep, even it's just at home. Trust me. It's always better to get things right at home!)

Because in a world where everyone wants to get,
when you keep giving, everything changes.

As always, thanks for being awesome!

Rama