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Every single thing you do is a “message.” Of course, it’s a behavior too, but beyond that, it’s a message as to who you are and how you think. 

And, who you think you are is your identity. 

The focus of this episode is about the imprint or lack thereof that you’re going to leave in and on the world. 

When you think of MLK what do you think of? Who do you think he was? What was his subconscious identity? 

Look at MLK. We know his analytical message, but what was his “message?” 

Everyone has and carries a message, and what is yours? Your life in itself is a message and what does your message say? 

In my opinion, the most powerful message you can share and live is a message of service to others. 

When we serve others and do it at the highest measure of ourselves then something magical happens. 

If you look at many of the great and most impactful people of the last 100 years, the majority became known that way because of the footprint they left on humanity.

What would your subconscious identity be if you served at your highest ability? How would you think, feel and act? Who is that person who lives their life in service to others? What does that say about them? 

Transformational Takeaway: If you lived your life in service to others, what would be the identity of that person, meaning your identity?

Mentioned Resources:

EPISODE 252: Who Are You?

EPISODE 253: What Makes You Matter?

EPISODE 254: The Patterns Of Your Life

EPISODE 255: Do You Value Your Value?

EPISODE 256: How Your Identity Is A Self-Fulfilling Prophecy

EPISODE 243: Understanding One Of Your Super Powers

EPISODE 227: The Three Biggest Problems In Relationships And How To Solve Them!

EPISODE 216: charity water: An Extraordinary Story Of Service And Humanity

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With Gratitude, Jim Fortin