Human nature and value

The basic human culture is to help one another

From the creation of the universe

We are social being

Our nature demands that we help each other to satisfy who we are

Education provides a platform for us to add value to ourselves

To be valuable so that others may solutions to their problems

We grew up knowing that schools would get us employed, have better lives, to build, go on trips with our loved ones and generally take care of everyone around us that we cared for

We ordinarily and instinctively moved when something happens to one of us

If an accident happens a huge crowd will be drawn instantly

A disaster happens like earthquakes the whole world comes together

Floods show up to wipe out a city it becomes breaking news

War or conflict the attention of every corner of the world will be drawn

It’s a human nature

It’s our nature to care for ourselves and we can’t run away from who we are

Learning in an unending quest

We learn even when the economy is bad

Institutions of learning will always be there

To teach which should be to create value in people and in the process make money

But we must always evaluate what we learn

It’s our responsibility to know whether we are making anything meaningful from the institutions

What value are we getting out of the institutions of learning

If we fail to understand, we risk wasting our time chasing the wrong things and feeding the institution with resources with zero return on investment

We Learn to add skills and make ourselves valuable

to solve problems, create value, offer a solution

it is through that attention that we get paid and in return fix our own

a doctor treats then patients pay, a carpenter makes for you a product you need and in exchange you pay

you give then and in return get credit for it

always work on creating value for yourself then you won’t worry getting paid