The Internet makes it easy to matter a little bit to a lot of people.
Hundreds, maybe thousands of people will send you an e-mail, read your tweets, look at your photos and think of you over the course of a month.
But how many of those people really matter to you? And how much time do you invest in those relationships?
Something I read today stopped me in my tracks because of how it answers those questions. It’s a quote from an entrepreneur named Rajesh Setty in a new ebook called What Matters Now:
If you are truly enriching someone’s life, they will typically miss you in their past. They think their lives would have been even better if they had met you earlier.
You can tell who really matters to you by looking back and asking yourself, who do I wish had been there sooner? Read more…
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