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“If you have a talent, use it in every which way possible. Don't hoard it. Don't dole it out like a miser. Spend it lavishly like a millionaire intent on going broke” said Irish poet Brendan Francis.
Put your talent to good use by generously sharing it. If you’re an attorney, guide someone who could not afford legal services. If you’re a medical professional, devote some of your time, unpaid, at a clinic which serves low income families. If your talent is writing, then help someone write up a resume for a job search. If you are fluent in another language, help a person by being their interpreter.
Remind yourself that a talent you have is not for yourself only. It is there so you can help others around you just like we benefit from Steve Jobs’ Apple creations, from Thomas Edison’s electricity, from Henry Ford’s automobile production, from Alexander Graham Bell’s telephone.
Put your talent to good use by generously sharing it. If you’re an attorney, guide someone who could not afford legal services. If you’re a medical professional, devote some of your time, unpaid, at a clinic which serves low income families. If your talent is writing, then help someone write up a resume for a job search. If you are fluent in another language, help a person by being their interpreter.
Remind yourself that a talent you have is not for yourself only. It is there so you can help others around you just like we benefit from Steve Jobs’ Apple creations, from Thomas Edison’s electricity, from Henry Ford’s automobile production, from Alexander Graham Bell’s telephone.
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