The Value In Being Valuable To Others.

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Being valuable or important to others is one of the best feelings to ever have. It means that you are providing others around you with the tools they want or need. We all want valuable things, such as items, property etc.

Why not make yourself valuable by developing yourself, and creating the person you want to be.

There is no true value in what you do for yourself but more so in how you can add to those around you. This can result in receiving awards, becoming desired and being in demand. Becoming valuable can be challenging due to uncontrolled variables. Sharing or offering something of value or interest is beneficial to creating, nurturing, and maintaining good relationships. It enhances your personal motivation to become more regarded. Here is how you can add value to yourself and others.

How To Add Value To Others:

Share Your Skills & Mastery: Educate those around you on how to do something new or better. Actively share your knowledge when others ask you about it or even if they do not ask, offer it. Be approachable.

The Social Generosity of a Connector: One of the most productive methods of networking is becoming a connector. Who do you know? Consider whether two or more of the people you know could benefit from meeting one another. Perhaps one of the most valuable gifts you can offer in life is in creating and nurturing new relationships. Introducing a mutual benefit is a golden way to add value to yourself and the people you connected.

Help others create or expand: Help others to create or expand on their passion. Offer your knowledge and skills to assist in whatever they may be working on. Become an available resource, to sift through ideas and pan out a game plan, then support them in their process.

The purpose of The Weekly Focus is to encourage you to overcome the daily challenges we all stumble upon. If you have a question please send me an email.

Todays Focus: “Become valuable. It is attainable, it is respected, and be priceless.” Wade Townsend II