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Garret Sutton’s books on corporations provide wonderful insight into the power of personal corporations.

I often run out of money before my bills are paid.

You are empowered not because you have money, but because with that money you can help empower others. You’re not coming from a “get” mentality; you’re simply allowing the flow of universal energy to move through you and use you in a way that serves a greater good. Bless every dollar, and every dollar will then bless you.

If you wish to become great, learn to become the servant of many. If you can find a way to serve many people, you can earn more. Find a way to serve millions of people, you can earn millions. It’s the law of added value.

Very few of the high earners I spoke with were chasing the dollars. But make no mistake: They fully intended to be well compensated for exercising their talents in jobs they enjoyed. “What’s important,” one declared, “is to follow my heart.”

This way of seeing, which is consistent with the laws of the natural world, offers a new set of principles or set of assumptions for a whole new culture around money. It teaches us how to be stewards of money rather than gatherers of money. It teaches us how to bring quality and intelligence to our use of financial resources in ways that reflect ou

Ervin Laszlo in The Chaos Point.

When you make a difference with what you have, it expands.