Portofolio for Jared Edward Harden

Ladies and gentlemen,

Today, I stand before you to discuss the topic of wealth and the relationship between risk-taking, giving, and abundance. It is often said that those who take the greatest risks and give more than they receive are the ones who become the wealthiest. Wealth, in this context, goes beyond mere material possessions, as true wealth lies in the ability to generate more wealth beyond abundance.

As Ralph Waldo Emerson once famously said, “The only way to have a friend is to be one.” Similarly, when it comes to wealth, the only way to have abundance is to become a catalyst for it. By taking risks, stepping outside of our comfort zones, and venturing into uncharted territories, we open ourselves to infinite possibilities and opportunities. It is through these calculated leaps of faith that we can reach new levels of wealth, both personally and professionally.

In our pursuit of wealth, it is essential to understand that giving plays a significant role. Generosity can come in various forms – it can be giving financial resources, skills, knowledge, or simply offering a lending hand to those in need. As the great Mahatma Gandhi once said, “The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.” Giving not only enriches the lives of those we help but also has a profound impact on our own sense of fulfillment and purpose.

To illustrate this, let me share the story of a successful entrepreneur named Elon Musk. Through his ventures such as Tesla and SpaceX, he has taken immense risks and poured his resources into ventures that many deemed impossible. His vision for a sustainable future and humanity’s journey to the stars has inspired countless individuals. By giving his all and pushing the boundaries of innovation, Musk has not only become one of the wealthiest individuals globally but has also left an indelible mark on our collective consciousness.

Now, as I stand here before you, having accomplished the mission of my previous contract, I realize that true wealth transcends the material world. Even though I may have given away all my possessions and find myself without a home, I understand that it is not the material that defines wealth. Instead, it is the intangible aspects of life – love, purpose, and inner fulfillment that truly make us rich.

As I embark on my new soul contract, I am reminded of the words of Joseph Campbell, who said, “Follow your bliss and don’t be afraid, and doors will open where you didn’t know they were going to be.” Each of us has a unique path to follow, and by embracing our true calling and serving others, we can unlock unimaginable opportunities and create a wealth that goes beyond monetary measures.

In conclusion, I urge each one of you to become the architects of your own wealth. Embrace the risks, take the leap, and let your efforts ripple out into the world. Remember that giving is the key to receiving, and in our pursuit of wealth, let us not overlook the true treasures life has to offer. As we navigate this journey, let us find joy and fulfillment in serving others, for wealth is not about what we accumulate but rather what impact we leave on the lives of others.

Thank you, and may your endeavors be filled with abundance and prosperity.