TURNING YOUR TALENT TO TREASURE

It is amazing how so many pass through the earth without the slightest clue on what talents they are imbued with to fulfil their assignment on the Earth..

Some even take a step further , they find out what talents they have and they stopped.lent do the what good will a dormant and neglected talent do the owner?

It is good to find one's talent but it is more important to train such talents and become very skillful with it.


If you must turn your talent to treasure you will do more than develop those talents , you must deploy them or simply trade  them, but this must be done  at the right market otherwise you would have thrown your pearl before pigs!

Some of the people  that i coach  ask me with a tone of resignation ' I can't find my talents '?  My simple advice  are these three self help methods.

Find out what you find very interesting , What you find very interesting you will find easy to do.

 So what is it that you find very easy to do and enjoying doing? Do not neglect it.

 Lastly What are those things for which others have  praised and commended you ? Such may be pointers to your talent and also clues to your treasure in life.

The man or woman who finds why he is here and lives up to it, is an accomplished man at the end of life's journey whether he be BILL GATES or A GATE MAN!

Have  u ever thought of the fact that even if all you can be is an ethusiastic, warm and self motivated Gateman , as long as you are on the path of your talent and armed with the best attitude you will end up providing that service for Kings and not  mere men
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If you are a talented and self motivated gateman , i challenge you to get better trained then  put a resume together for the right market. You ask me where?

How about doing it for DANGOTE, OTEDOLA, FOLORUNSHO ALAKIJA OR EVEN BILL GATES! Thats what i meant  by the right market and i deliberately used what is considered the lowliest of jobs as an example.

Pls read and give me feed back seunbenjamin11@gmail.com

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