The path to success doesn't have to involve clawing your way to the top or only looking out for number one. In fact, I'd argue that the individuals who find the most success — and not fleeting, but true, lasting, long-term success — make a consistent and conscious effort to put others first and help them along the way.

While, at first glance, that sounds completely counterintuitive, it may actually be karma's greatest gift to those who take the advice to heart. Here are five ways to put this into practice and how it can influence your own journey to success.

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