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> Most people do not have the opportunity to make themselves valuable. I disagree. You can make yourself valuable in many ways, not tied to any job you're pros
by michaelbuddy 11y ago
> Most people do not have the opportunity to make themselves valuable.
I disagree. You can make yourself valuable in many ways, not tied to any job you're prospecting to win.
Making yourself a valuable person to society is where everyone unemployed should be. That's how you win the respect of people who work. That's what it's about. Now how one does that could be in many forms. And it's not necessarily something that needs to take up more than a couple hours a day even. in fact you find that people who work not only put in their 8 hours, they follow that up with volunteering, speaking at engagements, mentoring, helping others at church, all kinds of things.
- dev1n 11y ago...more than a couple hours a day../ There's the heart of the issue though. When you're on food stamps you're not thinking of creative ways to make yourself valuable because you don't have time or energy. You're thinking about how to feed your children and family. You're working two menial jobs that suck up any time and affect your mental health, thus further degrading any possibility of you finding some creative avenue to make yourself valuable.