Today’s Motivation PERSONAL ASSET INVENTORY

PERSONAL ASSET INVENTORY

Every good business knows exactly what is on the shelf available
for sale. When an item begins to run short purchases are made to
keep inventory level. Once a year an audit is run to evaluate those
assets for the accountants.

An individual is similar in many respects. Each of us possesses
an inventory of personal assets that when recognized empower,
for these assets are of great value. Our awareness of our individual
assets yields our wealth and gives one cause to take action, to
move forward and to inspire others.

Take a personal asset inventory. Start by listing the skills that you
possess. What do you do well? Are you an artist, a negotiator, and
arbitrator? Can you work certain machinery, program a computer,
write well or speak well? Are you a great listener, mother or father,
butcher, baker or candlestick maker? List all the skills you use every
day.

Next, list all the special knowledge you posses. Do you have formal
education? Are you expert in a particular industry? Are you versed
in ways to gather information, to formulate new ideas? Are you a
hobbyist, historian or horticulturalist? What do you know more about
than most?

Lastly, make a list of all your relationships, your personal connections.
Who do you know from coworkers, friends, family, customers, vendor,
professionals, service people, school friends and on and on. Nurture
these acquaintances as part of your inventory assets. Become a
connector of people to create added value.

You personal talents and abilities are yours alone. Use them, because
no one else on the planet has your unique gift.

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