In the MeIncorporated mindset, you aren’t simply living your life — you’re running the most important enterprise you will ever lead: yourself. You hold a personal brand, a market value, and an evolving portfolio of capabilities. And your long-term success depends on how intentionally you reinvest in that value.
This is not self-help. This is self-leadership — the discipline of treating your identity, your goals, and your growth with the same seriousness that top-performing companies give to strategy, innovation, and mission alignment.This is not self-help. This is self-leadership — the discipline of treating your identity, your goals, and your growth with the same seriousness that top-performing companies give to strategy, innovation, and mission alignment.
Here’s why investing in yourself is central to becoming MeIncorporated.
1. Your Value Appreciates With Every Investment
When you acquire new skills, expand your network, or sharpen your mindset, you increase your personal market cap. You become more capable, more confident, and more competitive. Growth isn’t a luxury — it’s the fuel that powers your enterprise.
2. Your Personal Stock Price Rises as You Grow
People notice individuals who invest in themselves. They attract opportunities, partnerships, and influence. Every workshop you attend, every book you read, every habit you strengthen increases credibility and momentum.
In MeIncorporated, your “stock price” is the measure of your evolving potential — and you get to decide how fast it rises.
3. You Build a Diversified Life Portfolio
Smart companies diversify to reduce risk. You should too. By investing in emotional intelligence, professional skills, financial literacy, wellness routines, and creativity, you build a life portfolio that is resilient, adaptable, and future-ready.
4. Growth Compounds Over Time
Like financial assets, your personal growth compounds. One new skill unlocks another. One bold decision leads to the next. Momentum becomes your multiplier.
5. You Step Into the CEO Role of Your Life
Everything changes when you treat yourself like an enterprise:
- Your choices become strategic
- Your goals become measurable
- Your time becomes intentional
- Your relationships become purposefully curated
You stop reacting and start steering.
6. You Attract High-Quality Connections and Opportunities
High-performing individuals attract other high performers. Investing in yourself turns you into someone people want to partner with, mentor, hire, fund, or recommend.
7. You Create a Life That Aligns With Your Purpose
The ultimate goal of MeIncorporated is not just achievement. It’s alignment — a life that reflects who you are and who you’re becoming.
You aren’t building a résumé.
You’re building a personal enterprise with real value and a powerful identity.
The bottom line:
You are your greatest investment.
You are your most valuable asset.
And when you grow, your entire life grows with you.
Author: Edward Abeyta, Ph.D.