“Nobody alive today can tell me how much I am worth. I change that everyday. You are worth as much as you make yourself worth.”
by Innocent Mwatsikesimbe — from The Vision, chapter 26
In other words
An outside opinion tries to measure a person at one point in time. It may see current skill, work, or circumstances, but it cannot include every choice and action that will come next.
Worth keeps moving because a person can keep learning and becoming more useful. Today’s ability may grow through tomorrow’s effort. A low estimate can therefore describe only a moment, not the highest value the life can reach.
This does not make worth imaginary or whatever someone wishes it to be. Choices give it form. Productive action, knowledge, and character change what a person can offer. No observer can finish the calculation while the person is still adding to it.
AI-generated from the author's own text.
Elsewhere
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