David Green thinks that generosity and creating a legacy based on giving can result in getting back everything you want: a family group that remains together, prays together, and shares life joyfully.

Green tells the storyplot of looking after the small factors and beginning Hobby Lobby within their garage. He shares the difference between your worlds of “having and hoarding” and an environment of “giving and generosity,” the principle of doing work for God and not for men, which now is not really too soon to think about what you want your legacy to be.

As proof how living by those principles can change your life, Green shares that when Hobby Lobby came near personal bankruptcy in 1986 so when the Supreme Court challenged the Hobby Lobby’s right to existence beliefs in 2014, the business emerged using its integrity intact.

Green sees the life of giving as a lifestyle of experience. But it’s a existence that pays the very best benefits personally, offers a powerful legacy to your loved ones, and adjustments those you touch.