# Real Prosperity Enriches Other People by Bryant McGill > “Outer wealth is difficult to build on inner chaos. A person who is reactive, quick to judge, and interested only in taking will struggle to create lasting prosperity, because real prosperity grows from a value proposition that genuinely enriches other people: serving needs that are real, never selling people what they do not need, and treating customers the way you would treat your own family.” > **— Bryant McGill**, *All Is Well Within When Pain Becomes a Seed of Change - Livestream (Oct 2015)* ## Sources and Context - **Source:** [[livestreams/All Is Well Within When Pain Becomes a Seed of Change - Livestream|All Is Well Within When Pain Becomes a Seed of Change - Livestream]] — exact quotation from the dated developed livestream document (2015-10-16). ## Related Articles and Collections - **Collection:** [[collections/Simple Reminders|Simple Reminders]] - **Article:** [[articles/Bell Labs and the Distributed Architecture of American Power|Bell Labs and the Distributed Architecture of American Power]] - **Livestream:** [[livestreams/All Is Well Within When Pain Becomes a Seed of Change - Livestream|All Is Well Within When Pain Becomes a Seed of Change - Livestream]] ## Related Topics - [[wiki/Business Ethics|Business Ethics]] ## Share on Social Media ``` “Outer wealth is difficult to build on inner chaos. A person who is reactive, quick to judge, and interested only in taking will struggle to create lasting prosperity, because real prosperity grows from a value proposition that genuinely enriches other people: serving needs that are real, never selling people what they do not need, and treating customers the way you would treat your own family.” — Bryant McGill, All Is Well Within When Pain Becomes a Seed of Change - Livestream (Oct 2015) https://bryantmcgill.com/simple-reminders-bryant-mcgill-prosperity-enriches-other-people ```