Values

I have always enjoyed whatever I was doing by virtue of making a game of it. It was sometimes uncomfortable, sometimes uplifting, always rewarding for the experience it gave me in different fields. Neothink has been a life-saver for me, by introducing me to the idea that there were others in this world who were integrated thinkers. However, I never made much money, just enough to get by.

I have always made a joke of the fact that I believe that “Man created God in Man’s own image”. Sure enough, now that I’m up in age, I find that someone agrees with me – frankly, I’m in shock.

My perception of my “Friday night essence” is cloudy, because I’ve always enjoyed myself, no matter how personally rewarding or unrewarding the task I was accomplishing. I was raised with the idea that money in and of itself is unimportant – indeed, I’ve never understood economics – Printed money, in reality, is just a piece of paper. I’ve attempted to be honest in a dishonest world – the number of believers in deceit as a way of life is not really comprehensible to me.

In attempting to integrate the techniques of running a business in the Neothink integrations, I’ve run into a lot of problems. Number one is my perception of value. I simply do not see that anything I can contribute is worth anything to anyone else. Can you help me to see my value in terms of value to someone else?