The BEST of you!

 


This is an iron bar. The value is around $100.

If you decide to make horseshoes, its value would increase to $250.

If, instead, you decided to make sewing needles, the value would increase to about $70,000.

If you decided to produce watch springs, the value would increase to about $6 million.

Your value is not just what you are made of, but above all, in what ways you can make the best of who you are!

A [cheap] basketball in my hands is worth about $10. 
A basketball in Michael Jordan's hands is worth about $3 million.
It depends whose hands it's in. 
Who's holding your life?

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