Service

Overview

Service has three parts: sincerity, humility, and generosity.

Key Claims

• The human body is capable of living off of two forms of fuel: glucose and ketones.
• The brain performs better using ketones.
• There are two basic motives for any action: fear and love.
• Externalized challenges reflect a motive of fear.
• Being overwhelmed is a proof of having externalized challenges.
• Complaining (or dreading) is a proof of having externalized challenges.
• Negativity always goes viral, both within a person’s experience and among people.
• Motives of fear lead to the avoidance of growth.
• Fear produces a negative processing bias.
• Fear produces an inward collapsing of attention.
• Fear produces an automatic response when the dreaded trigger occurs.
• Fear begins as an automatic response, an emotion, and ends up becoming a motive as urged actions are repeated.
• Love begins as a deliberate commitment, and later shapes the emotions.
• Right feeling follows right acting.
• Love sees everything as an opportunity.