Your gifts are not useless.

USE YOUR GIFT.

Everyone has a gift and a unique talent that they possess. It could be a natural skill or a developed talent, every person has something that they can offer to the world. Unfortunately, many individuals tend to underestimate their abilities and may consider their gift as useless. It is easy to compare yourself to others and feel inadequate when you see others excelling in areas where you feel weak. This can lead to feelings of insecurity and can cause you to doubt your own capabilities. However, it is important to remember that each of us has our unique strengths and talents.

The fact that someone else seems to have the same gift as you and is doing better than you does not mean that you don't have a spot anymore. Your gift is not only valuable but also essential as it is uniquely yours and it was given to you for a purpose. Only you can bring a unique perspective, approach, and energy to your talent or skill that nobody else can, which makes it all the more special.

Our gifts or talents are meant to serves a purpose in the world, no matter how insignificant it might seem to us, or how useless we think it is. If your gift is the ability to make others laugh, you may think that this is a trivial thing to contribute to society. However, the joy and happiness you bring to people's lives can make a significant impact on their mental health and wellness. You must therefore hone that gift and ensure it serve the world the best way it should.

It is also important to recognize that our gifts can evolve and change over time. The things that we may have considered as useless in the past can turn out to be our strength later in life. For instance, an individual who thought their writing skills were useless may find themselves being a successful author or journalist in the future. A skill that was never reckoned with before, can become one the world direly need as a result of advancement and development. So, never despise your gift, use it, exhibit it with pride.

Kamikun John, Author 366 days of wisdom.