No. 28 of the MaxLife Reflection Series · prints to one 8.5 × 11 page · 3-hole-punch ready
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The ROI of Generosity with Zac Larson

Companion to the MaxLife episode with Zac Larson

Zac Larson makes the case that generosity is for you, not from you, and that waiting until you've 'made it' is a trap that means you never start.

▶ Watch the full episode with Zac Larson for deeper context on how to approach these questions
01

Your When-Then Rule

When you picture being really generous with your time or money, what do you tell yourself has to happen first before you're 'allowed' to?

I'll give more once ___.
02

If That Day Never Comes

Larson says the world will always tell you you don't have enough yet, so that 'first I need to' day may never fully arrive. If you wait for it your whole life, what's the giving you'll never have done? And who's the person you'd have become if you'd started now instead?

03

More Than A Check

Generosity isn't only money. Which of these could you give this week that's already in your hands, no 'someday' required?

Full attention, phone offQuietly cover a tabTwo hours of real timeA thank-you noteGrace to someone having a bad dayA skill I have
04

The Number You Don't Track

Most people total up what they've earned. Larson totals up what he's given, as a running number he watches grow. If you added that one column to your life, what would you want it to say in five years?

05

Set Aside, Then Give

Larson keeps a small 'give generously' stash so he can act on the spot. What small amount of time or money will you set aside this week, and who exactly is it for?

Larson tracks a cumulative-giving column right next to his net worth, because that's the number that actually means something to him. Look at what you wrote. Generosity isn't the reward for arriving. It's the practice that makes the whole climb feel like it mattered.
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