You are your greatest commodity.

I often tell my clients, "No one can be you but you." While everyone has something to give, not a lot of people have defined what they have to give and who would ever want it. I've been fortunate that for the past several years, Larry Osborne has been my mentor. Those who are mentored by him often call him Yoda, because the man just oozes wisdom. But you know what? Every time we get together in our mentor group, he is always listening; leaning in to what others have to say.

Your wisdom and experience is an asset.

You never know who can benefit from it until you release it into the wild. Perhaps you're a teacher who has been honing their craft for the past two decades, or a administrative assistant who has been managing their organization's calendar and staff for the past five years; you have something to give, and we just need to determine what that is and discover the audience that is waiting for you to pour into them.