Talent Is God Given
Summary
- Talent is god-given, so I keep myself humble.
- Fame is given by others, and for that, I am thankful.
- Conceit comes from within, and I need to be careful of it.
- Humility is the antidote to the pride that comes from recognition and fame.
- I make an everyday choice to credit others, not just myself.
- By crediting others, I stay open to growing as a leader.
- Celebrating the success of others helps everyone around me to succeed.
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How To Take Action
I would suggest implementing some simple yet powerful strategies to help you grow as a small business owner or entrepreneur. Start small and focus on low-cost, high-value actions that have a big impact.
Stay Humble: Recognize that your talent is a gift. Remind yourself daily that it’s important to stay grounded. This humility will keep you relatable and approachable, which clients and team members will appreciate.
Be Thankful for Recognition: If you achieve fame or recognition, remember it’s because others noticed your work. Take a moment each day to be thankful for this acknowledgment. This gratitude can help you stay motivated and positive.
Avoid Conceit: It’s easy to fall into the trap of thinking too highly of oneself. Keep a journal where you reflect on your actions and decisions. Ask yourself if they come from a place of genuine care and humility. This self-awareness will help you stay balanced.
Credit Others: Make it a habit to acknowledge the contributions of others. Whether it's a team member, a mentor, or even a peer, giving credit fosters a supportive environment. It’s simple but powerful to say, "I couldn’t have done it without [Person]."
Celebrate Others’ Successes: When you see someone else doing well, celebrate their success. Share their achievements on social media, give them a heartfelt congratulation, or even just a small note saying “Great job!” This not only boosts their morale but also creates a culture of positivity and growth.
By implementing these steps, you’ll create a thriving environment both for yourself and those around you. This conscious effort towards humility, gratitude, and recognition can lead to personal growth and a more successful business.
Full Transcript
Talent is god-given be humble Fame is man-given be thankful conceit is self-given be careful and so humility is the anecdote to Pride that can come from recognition and fame and by making an everyday choice to credit others and not just ourselves we remain open to continue growing as leaders and make room to celebrate the success of not just ourselves but everyone around us
