Motivational Speaker's Responsibilities and Priorities

The main takeaway is the speaker's dual responsibility: providing value for money and time in the seminar.

### John Maxwell: Maximizing Your Time and Money
* 👋 Maxwell greets the audience and expresses his **delight at being there**, mentioning that it's **nice to be invited back**.
* 🙌 He acknowledges his responsibility to ensure the audience gets their "**money's worth**" and "**time's worth**," emphasizing that **time is more valuable than money**.
* 💸 The seminar's fee is described as "**pretty modest**," with Maxwell joking that for most attendees, it's their "**tips for the week**."
* ⏳ Maxwell stresses the importance of time by stating, "**Time is more valuable than money**. You can get more money, but unfortunately you can't get **more time**."
* 💰 He highlights the need to make sure the audience feels the seminar was **worth their money, as well as their time**.
* 📝 Maxwell suggests that if someone asks how to spend money, the response should be to "**spend it on experiences, because experiences last**."
* 🎯 The core message of the seminar revolves around **maximizing time and money**, with Maxwell aiming to help the audience **achieve that goal** throughout the day.

Thank you. Thank you very much. Did you hear what a cow said to the farmer
on a cold winter morning? Thanks for the warmed in. Anyway, it's gonna get better so don't panic
on me. I start small. It's nice to see all of you. How many of you have never seen me before? This's your first time. Oh, wow. Most of you. Ok. I keep thinking for sure I'm most famous than
that but you know that is the truth. I'm delighted to be here and looking forward
to it for a long time. And it's nice to be back. You know I was here not too long ago. It's nice to be invited back. It says something when you're invited back.
It doesn't say everything but it say something. Maybe it says let's give him one more chance,
right? See if he can get it right this time. But I'm delighted to have all of you here.

We're going to spend the day together. I feel two major responsibilities, and I am sure you can guess what those are. Number one is to make sure you get your money's worth, right? When you shell out your cash, especially these days, you want to make sure you get full value for the money you spend. And I know the tab for the seminar was not that much. Pretty modest fee to get in. Most of you your tips for the week, right? So it wasn't that much. But I want to be able to say when you walk out of here today, it was worth my money. But my bigger responsibility is to make sure that you get your time's worth. And the reason I say that is because time is more valuable than money. In fact, you may start your notes with that. Time is more valuable than money. You can get more money, but unfortunately you can't get more time. If somebody asks

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A comedian expresses gratitude for the audience's presence and jokes about being invited back.

He emphasizes the importance of giving the audience their money's worth and stresses the value of time over money.

The comedian focuses on making the audience feel their investment was worthwhile, both financially and in terms of time.

He jokes about being invited back, implying a chance for redemption.

The comedian highlights the significance of time, stating it is more valuable than money, and encourages the audience to prioritize it.

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