Are You Providing Real Value?
January 23, 2009
“The Law of Value. Your true worth is determined by how much more you give in value than you take in payment.” ~ The Go-Giver.
Ask yourself today what are you doing to provide more value to the people around you? How are you improving the lives of your family, friends, co-workers and customers? Without providing value we stagnant our growth. We can fall into the trap of thinking that we will “never make it” or that we cannot do that which we most deeply desire.
To really live on purpose you should be providing value to as many people as possible. But remember that it is about quality, not quantity. For some time your business will only be able to provide the highest quality service to a few people. As you grow that will expand and then so will your economic power and reach.
Take a few moments today to think about how you can improve the level of service you offer to the people around you. Often a simple change in behavior brings huge results.
This is the very first law discussed in the book “The Go-Giver.” Again this book is a critical component of your library.
Please post how you will provide more value to cement your commitment inside your mind. Once you put something in writing it is 100% more effective at creating a change in your life.
To your success,
Christina
P.s. If you have not done so already you can join me in my Facebook group “Living on Purpose with Christina” for great discussion topics, homework assignments and questions to really make you think.
Comments
2 Responses to “Are You Providing Real Value?”
Got something to say?
You must be logged in to post a comment.
Just a note to thank you for your very consistent message Tina…
I think the true mark of providing value to people is to go about it in such a way that you focus completely on the other person without thinking about what you may get in return. Not always easy to do, but I sure try.
Kindness goes a long way. I have learned in my life that kindness helps make up for a lack of talent and skills (not to say you don’t need those things but a little kindness goes a long way).
If we can make another person feel valued and appreciated, amazing things can happen. I am practicing.