Greatness only shows itself to be greatness when it is shared with the greatest number of people. If you are to be great, you must be one who serves a lot of people.
But he who is greatest among you shall be your servant - Matthew 23:11
For example, when we look at social media followings, we might say that that person has won 1000 subscribers, and another has a million subscribers. Now the two of them can be doing the same thing, but the impact is going to be vastly different between the two, and the one who has more followers is going to have a greater impact and a greater influence than the influencer with 1000.
In this instance, we’re assessing this just by looking at the raw numbers.
However, if the one who has a thousand is dealing with people who have millions of subscribers themselves, then the equation and the power quickly shifts to the one who has a thousand.
Because you see, if you are serving those who are serving the greater number of people, then your impact and your influence are actually greater than the person who is only serving one-tenth of what you are actually serving indirectly.
Do you see what I'm saying?
Sitting down, Jesus called the Twelve and said, "If anyone wants to be first, he must be the last of all and the servant of all." - Mark 9:35
So, you can't just look at the raw numbers. But what I'm saying is uncommon millionaire talents are those which enable you to connect with the most people and serve the most people possible because they come from the full expanse of who you are. All of you invests in these uncommon millionaire talents! Everything leads back right there.
