Great leaders often pay a high price for their work and not all gifts come with a paycheck, as seen in the examples of Nelson Mandela and Mahatma Gandhi. Self-worth should not be tied to money and executives would prefer to be appreciated over a 5% raise according to a survey.
In this episode, the speaker encourages listeners to recognize that their calling and purpose can change and evolve, and that it may not necessarily look like that of famous figures like Nelson Mandela or Oprah. She also shares insights into what a dream relationship can look like.
Not every gift you’re supposed to get paid for, the greatest leaders in history didn't have a paycheck tied to their leadership. Don't get attached to the idea of getting paid for your gift.
The key to success is pursuing acts of service instead of material things while celebrating one's self-worth to avoid sabotaging relationships and limiting one's own success. Acknowledgement and celebration of oneself are crucial for building a fulfilling life, and one must be an example to others so that they can celebrate you and themselves.