Sweet child, remember that even if you are quiet or shy your voice still has value and merit. In the symphony, even the softest flute plays a vital role amongst the thundering drums and blare of the trumpets.
People with skills and talent are more valuable than
people with money, which is why people with money try as hard as
they can to convince everyone else that having money is a virtue.
They try to convince the people with skills and talent that
skills and talent are minor to worthless so that the people with
money can hire them to do their bidding and make the people with
skills and talent feel grateful for the opportunity to get
paid.
People with skills and talent need to wake up and realize that they don’t need someone else to give them money. Skills and talent are the real source of wealth and prosperity. Skills and talent are what make the world go ‘round.
Money is almost nothing, almost worthless. It doesn’t really exist. It only exists as long as we all agree that it exists for the practical purpose of trading, as a convenient substitute for bartering. Money is incapable of making anything happen except as a means of motivating people with skills and talent to use their skills and talent to make something happen for the benefit of people with money. In a world containing only people with money and no talent or skills, nothing would ever happen, no matter how much money there were.
Skills and talent are real. They exist. They have true value, which is why you can barter your skills for other people’s skills. Skills and talent can make things happen equally well in an environment of billions of dollars or no dollars. Skills and talent are completely independent of money. In a world containing only people with skills and talent and no money, many amazing things would be accomplished, without the involvement, interference, or influence of money.
People with skills and talent need to wake up and realize that they don’t need someone else to give them money. Skills and talent are the real source of wealth and prosperity. Skills and talent are what make the world go ‘round.
Money is almost nothing, almost worthless. It doesn’t really exist. It only exists as long as we all agree that it exists for the practical purpose of trading, as a convenient substitute for bartering. Money is incapable of making anything happen except as a means of motivating people with skills and talent to use their skills and talent to make something happen for the benefit of people with money. In a world containing only people with money and no talent or skills, nothing would ever happen, no matter how much money there were.
Skills and talent are real. They exist. They have true value, which is why you can barter your skills for other people’s skills. Skills and talent can make things happen equally well in an environment of billions of dollars or no dollars. Skills and talent are completely independent of money. In a world containing only people with skills and talent and no money, many amazing things would be accomplished, without the involvement, interference, or influence of money.
Anyone who
wants to use your skills and talent but doesn’t have any
skills or talent of their own to barter in exchange for yours had
better give you lots and lots of money for the privilege. It is
they who need you, not vice versa.
Just because someone desires
you, it does not mean that they value you.
Read it over again.
And again.
Let those words resonate in your mind.
Read it over again.
And again.
Let those words resonate in your mind.
People these days know the price of everything but the value of
nothing..
"Don't waste your love
on somebody who doesn't value it."
-William Shakespeare
“Sometimes, something of someone is liked too much
not because it holds too much value or has a true value, but
because there are too many bidders and buyers to have the same
thing at the resale value.”
~Anuj Somany
~Anuj Somany
WHY IS THE PRONOUN " I
" ALWAYS
CAPITALIZED WHENEVER WE WRITE IT?
CAPITALIZED WHENEVER WE WRITE IT?
Because
it's a way of giving respect
to
yourself.
By capitalizing it, you're emphasizing your worth and uniqueness.
So value yourself because you exist for a reason.
By capitalizing it, you're emphasizing your worth and uniqueness.
So value yourself because you exist for a reason.
