MONETIZING YOUR GIFT
PRESENTED
BY
SCOTT ODIGIE
REFERENCE: Matthew
25:14-30
LEARNING
OBJECTIVE
To enumerate the steps
and empower you and I
to create cash flow from
our inherent gifts.
WHAT DOES IT MEAN
TO MONETIZE YOUR
GIFT
To create a
cash flow from
your gift.
To take your
gift from an
amateur to
a
professional
level
To generate
income from
the use of
your gift.
WHAT IS A GIFT
Also
known as TALENT
It is everything or an
endowment you have
natural ease to learn and
do.
HOW TO DISCOVER
YOUR GIFT/TALENT
1. Spiritual
method: product-
manufacturer
relationship.
2. Personal
assessment
method: executed
through
questioning.
Ask yourself the
following questions:
1. What do I do
that makes me
lose track of
time?
2. What do I like
doing for
pleasure even if
money is not
involved?
3. Which
activities do I do
effortlessly
without help
from anyone?
4. Which activity
do I like doing but
had to stop
because I don’t
have enough
time usually?
5. What do I do
excellently well
that attracts
commendation?
6. What do I do
effortlessly well
that others find it
difficult to do and
they ask me to
teach them?
7. What do I do
effortlessly well
without little or
no formal
education or
training?
THE SITUATION
1. Amateur
syndrome
2. Certificate
without direction
& value
3. Education-job
syndrome
4. Survival
mentality
WHY MONETIZE
YOUR GIFT
1. Freedom
from the rat
race
2. Self-
actualization
(exploring
your fullest
potential)
3. Derivation
of fulfillment
MONETIZING YOUR
GIFT: DIMENSIONS
MONETIZING
YOUR GIFT
Career
development
Business
ownership
MONETIZING YOUR
GIFT: STEPS
1. Identify your
gift (what am I
naturally
endowed with):
(in reference to
“how to discover
your gift/talent?”)
STEPS
2. Identify
opportunities around
the globe: such as,
digital marketing,
software development,
creative writing, data
analysis, web & graphics
design, events
management, etc.
STEPS
3. Make your
gift sellable (can
my gift proffer
solution at this
state?): transit
from amateurism
to professionalism.
STEPS
4. Know your
market (who
need what I
carry?): describes
your target
audience in the
midst of the
competition
STEPS
5. Understand your
competitive
advantage (what
makes me different
from my
competitors?): losing
uniqueness is to become
basic but embracing it, is
to become unique.
STEPS
6. Narrow
your
expertise:
don’t be “jack of
all trades and
master of none.”
STEPS
7. Develop
associated skills
(talent is not
enough): such as
collaborative skills,
communication skills,
leadership skills,
accounting skills,
administrative skills etc.
STEPS
8. Continuous
improvement:
the world is in
constant
methodological
evolution.
STEPS
9. Develop trust:
in creating the
cash flow,
understand that
your integrity is
also a capital in
business.
STEPS
10. Trust in
God: the power
to get wealth is
a function of
God and His
covenant.
STEPS
CONCLUSION
Talent is not enough. But
understanding how money
works is critical to creating
the cash flow. Thank you for
listening.

Monetizing your gift