By Ayo Emakhiomhe
VAIN
The intrinsic value of a human is not in the clothes he/she has on or how much money he/she has to spend. This is because we have some dogs that wear clothes that is far more expensive than the monthly salary of a lot of people, but that does not stop them from being and remaining dogs. Some people have so much money to spend that it makes them miserable and they end up being killed by this.
The true value of a human is in their talents, aura, their vision/mission, their personality, the value system of that person.
When we begin to judge people by the outward effects like the price tags of what they are wearing, the kind of car they drive, or by their last names, we are veering towards becoming Zeros.
Having a good car, or coming from a family that has names that opens doors is perfect, but, that does not define a man properly.
In some organisations, talking only to the CEO is a study in frustration in getting your job done. Some people would say that “kissing A—will only get you shit on” and the only people that get shit on are Zeros.
Centuries ago, women lived without jewelry and were still considered beautiful. A princess will remain a princess even if she had no money, gold or palace.
Stop looking at people by the price tags on their clothes, cars, houses or the titles around their names, start looking at people by the value they have; the true value; that is their personality, their personal value system, their integrity, their intelligence, their heart, etc. when you start doing this, you start moving from ‘Zeroism’ to Multiplicity.
Be a multiplier today.
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