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Whenever our selfish blockheadedness is cast aside (even temporarily) and
we focus on the selfishness of others, we become fiduciaries, and suddenly the
value of long spoons is evident.
As a fiduciary, resolve to be a societal asset, advancing its ease and
enjoyment. Resolve to be treated how you want to be treated. Put customers as
kings in the stakeholder chain, being trustworthy and honorable to a standard
that squashes the villain narrative. A fiduciary mindset is selfless, where an
external exploration of needs and problems becomes clear.
The real truth is hit when the poverty scam is polarized (and the money
scam): Great value precedes great wealth. 
If you want to make millions, impact
millions.
 Become a worthwhile fiduciary to your fellow man and you will stop
being worthless. Or we can suffer through another millennial idiot protesting
corporatism, whereas afterward, he snapped an Instagram selfie wearing Nikes,
hopped into the Prius his parents bought him, drove to Starbucks and bought a
latte, and logged into his Facebook from his iPhone on a Comcast 5MB
Internet connection, all while being smugly ignorant that everything in this
entitled twit’s life was delivered by capitalism.
How we manage our selfishness determines if we operate our business within the
gray area of value-cheating or the sunny skies of value-providing.
Your relationship with money is defined by one of the three monetary identities: 1)
money-chasing, 2) value-cheating, or 3) value-vouchering. Which is it?

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CHAPTER 23
BELIEF #6
THE LUCK SCAM:
YOU DON’T PLAY; YOU DON’T WIN
I believe in luck: how else can you explain the success of those
you dislike?