Remain Valuable to all...

Assets that keep you valuable.

Public speaking

Public speaking is a skill, and it is an asset that will last for years. You may feel uncomfortable doing it because it is a skill that can't be learned in a day. With persistence and consistency, you will become perfect in it, and it will pay off in the future.

Managing your time.

Being busy Doesn’t mean effective! We are busier than any other generation in the last 300-400 years. Challenge your schedule and ask yourself if you’re effective – are you mostly focusing on the things you’re “Created” to do?

Having Empathy

You can be the most disciplined brilliant and even wealthy individual in the world, but if you don’t care for or empathize with other people, then you are basically nothing but sociopath.

Positive Self-Talk

It doesn’t matter what others thinks of you, but what you think of yourself certainly does. It takes time to build that level of confidence and ability to believe in yourself when nobody else does.

Being honest with yourself

Whatever you are doing, you must be brutally honest with yourself, especially in business. Always know that you compete with no one; Run your own race. Know what you know and also be aware of what you do not know. Just focus on being good at what you do.

Stop Whining

We must learn to stop whining about what will happen, what will never happen, what we have and do not have, what somebody did or didn’t do. Practice a life of no whining, no criticizing, and complaining.

Focus on the present moment

Being in the present moment is where you will have the greatest control, where you will feel the most at ease, and where happiness flourishes. There is a super tight connection between happiness and the ability to live in the present moment. Staying present is the skill of having your mind in the moment, not in the past not in future but right here.

Being consistent

Life is a journey; success is not a onetime actinon but a continuous process. There is no time to mourn over your failures because this wastes time, but just pick yourself up and keep moving on. Success is not a destination, but a process of consistency is a journey.