Unlocking Your Hidden Talents: Transform Your Life Today! 🌟✨

Two speakers discuss the biblical Parable of the Talents, arguing that hoarding your gifts—money, time, abilities—wastes them. The real value comes from using what you have to serve others, and from mentors who sacrifice their time to help people succeed.
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I was just journaling on the parable of the talents actually this week, and, uh, and it made me think about this idea of that many of us are hoarding. We're hoarding, we're holding tight our talents, or— and that could be money, that could be our time, it could be the gifts that we've been given, it could be the things that we're good at, it could be many different things. But yes, the two that were rewarded were the two that took what God gave them, and then they were able to do more because they multiplied. They invested in them, they trusted that would grow, and then they were rewarded. And the one that wasn't, of course, was reprimanded, and what he had, he was taken away from him. And that is, that is our lesson. And the other lesson I saw when I was rereading that passage was that the one that got 2 didn't say, why did I only get 2 and he got 5? It's none of our business, right? We take what we've been given. We don't all have the same purpose. We don't have the same gifts. We don't know what, how it will unfold. All we have to do is to take what we have and then make sure that we are utilizing and using it for good. And I think that always comes back to a place of service. It comes back to love. It comes back, back to no separation be between us as humans and doing what we can where we are with what we have.
Yeah. And, and, and on that note, and the final thing that I would like to say about that is like people like yourself I love what you guys are doing to the point where you can put yourself to the side, you know, as far as caring for being a service to others, you know, want to see others do well in life, want to see others succeed and fulfill their dreams. And so we need people like yourselves and other coaches that's out here doing those type of things to help others grow because we need that. You know, and if we didn't have people that was willing to sacrifice their time, their information, you know, a lot of us, we can do well in life, but we really don't care about how others succeed in life, you know, but people like yourself, not only are you succeeding in life, like you said, traveling around the world doing things that you enjoy, but you have the desire to see others do the same thing as well. And I think that's very unique in the things that you guys are doing.
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