Becoming a person of value Part 2

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The best value to develop is self value or better said self development. I see many young adults these days venturing into business which is good but many don't last because they themselves don't have the knowledge, character and quality to sustain the business. That is why in this day and time, around the world skill is more valuable than knowledge. Any business you do it external meaning it's beyond your control at any point the government policies can be unfavorable or otherwise. but when you spend time developing your self to become a part of you and can't be taken away from you. 

Once upon a time in a bustling city, there lived a young woman named Maya. She was bright, ambitious, and had a dream of making a significant impact on the world. Yet, despite her intelligence and enthusiasm, she often felt lost in the crowd, unsure of how to truly stand out and become someone of real value.

One day, Maya attended a lecture by a renowned mentor named Mr. Harris. His words struck a chord with her: "The path to becoming a person of value isn't about seeking success or wealth. It's about finding ways to contribute meaningfully to others' lives."

Inspired, Maya embarked on a journey of self-discovery. She started by volunteering at a local community center, helping children with their studies. Here, she realized her passion for teaching and how much she enjoyed seeing her students grow and succeed. The gratitude from the children and their parents was immensely fulfilling.

Next, Maya decided to deepen her knowledge. She enrolled in courses to enhance her teaching skills and learned about innovative educational methods. She also reached out to experienced educators for mentorship. With each new piece of knowledge and experience, Maya became more confident and effective in her role.

Maya's efforts didn't go unnoticed. She was soon offered a position to lead a new initiative aimed at improving educational outcomes for underprivileged children in her city. With dedication, she designed programs that made learning engaging and accessible. The initiative's success led to recognition, but more importantly, it transformed the lives of many children.

Despite her growing influence, Maya remained humble and focused on her core values. She continued to learn, grow, and give back. She organized workshops for fellow educators, shared her resources, and inspired others with her story.

Years later, when people spoke of Maya, they didn't just see her as a successful individual; they saw her as a beacon of hope, kindness, and dedication. She had become a person of immense value, not by seeking accolades, but by consistently contributing to the well-being and growth of others.

Maya's journey teaches us that becoming a person of value is about embracing our passions, continually growing, and most importantly, finding ways to uplift those around us.

Jesus can make you much valuable if only you receive him into your heart. Hallelujah. Amen!