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HAVE YOU IDENTIFIED YOUR UNIQUE GOD -GIVEN NATURAL TALENT THAT CAN BE OF ADVANTAGEOUS TO YOU ON SITE?

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By Adeboye Adeyinka

I personally believe that every person has a God-given natural talent that can be used in their chosen field.

In the construction sector, there may be a specific talent that you possess that can set you apart from others and be advantageous to you on site.

Many of us can sense danger from afar during construction process and try our best to avoid it.

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I have a friend who can negotiate labor prices with a smile and gentleness, and I always envy his negotiation skills.

We all possess God-given talents as a gift apart from experience and technical know-how that we really need to capitalize on while working on site.

Here are some examples of the talents I’m talking about:

~Attention to detail: Some people are naturally gifted in paying attention to the smallest details, which is an important trait in building construction.

~Creativity: Being creative can help you come up with unique and innovative building designs that can impress clients.

~Leadership: If you have a talent for leading others, you can use it to effectively manage your construction team and ensure projects are completed on time and within budget.

~Communication skills: Good communication is key to any successful construction project. If you have a talent for communicating effectively with others, you can use it to ensure that everyone involved in the project is on the same page.

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~Problem-solving: The construction industry is full of unexpected challenges. If you have a talent for problem-solving, you can use it to come up with quick and effective solutions to any issues that arise.

It’s important to identify your natural talents and use them to your advantage in the construction industry.

Don’t be afraid to embrace what makes you unique and use it to stand out in a crowded construction sector market.

So, have you identified your God-given natural talent in building construction?

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Are you using it well?

Are you taking advantage of it to build a successful career in the construction industry?

Take some time to reflect on these questions and see how you can leverage your talents to achieve your goals.

#wolithebuilder.

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