“The purpose of life is not to be happy. It is to be useful, to be honorable, to be compassionate, to have it make some difference that you have lived and lived well.”
― Ralph Waldo Emerson
In life, after doing enough permutations & combinations, we come to a stage where we get the ability to help others with the knowledge and wisdom we gained in our life’s journey. It’s a noble work to help others succeed in their lives.
We may not have been lucky to get teachers and mentors who could’ve shown us the right way to succeed in life, but if we’ve learned something unique to decrease the learning curve of success, it’s our moral duty to transfer that knowledge to those who’re willing to listen to us.
In life, we make mistakes and corrections. We take risks and get rewards. We often lose essential pieces of the cake, but indeed we’ve got the recipe for success, and we’re in a condition to help others learn and grow.
It’s difficult to transfer our expertise in the subject without learning how to teach and mentor others. You’ve to become flexible in your approach to break conventional rules.
Practice good communication skills and keep your ego under control. Break down the components into small pieces of information and present them creatively through words, pictures, and numbers.
Remember always; there are theoretically infinite ways to contribute to the success of others substantially. Start with small acts of generosity and inspiration.
You can inspire others to become successful with your example as a successful man or woman. Being a creative human being, you can bring smiles to the faces of others by helping them learn and earn more.
Think about the big picture. You’ve got a combination of talent, luck, and lifestyle with that you can create a domino effect in the lives of others.
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