Are You Playing to Win?
Or Playing Not to Lose?

Are You Playing to Win?
Or Playing Not to Lose?

The Power of Contribution: Why Showing Up for Others Helps You Too

You never know the impact you can have on someone. And sometimes, helping others is exactly what you need to help yourself.

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I once worked with someone who felt completely stuck. They doubted their ability to contribute, questioning if they had anything valuable to offer. But as they listened to what I was working on, they asked a simple question that helped me see a pattern I had completely missed.

 

Their insight changed everything for me. And at that moment, they changed too—they lit up, realizing that even in their funk, they could still contribute.

Why We Hold Back

When we’re struggling, it’s easy to retreat—to think, I have nothing to give right now. But the truth is, no matter how lost or unsure you feel, you have perspectives, experiences, and insights that others can’t see on their own.

 

Instead of holding back, ask yourself:

  • ✔️ Who can I support today?
    ✔️ What small insight or question could help someone else?
    ✔️ How can I contribute, even when I don’t feel at my best?*
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Giving Lifts You Up

The incredible thing about contribution is that it doesn’t just help others—it helps you too. When you step up and share what you know, you start to shift your own mindset. You go from feeling stuck to realizing that your voice matters.

The Ripple Effect

You don’t have to have everything figured out to make a difference. A single insight, a small piece of encouragement, or a different perspective can completely change someone’s path. And in doing so, you change your own.

 

So today, I challenge you: Keep showing up. Keep sharing. Keep giving. The impact you make may be bigger than you’ll ever know.

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