Your herd represents the people in your life who matter most: your family, your close friends, and those who rely on you. These are the people who trust you, who count on you to be strong, capable, and present when they need you. To truly protect your herd, you have to be an asset, not a liability. That means being someone who brings strength, reliability, and problem-solving ability to the table rather than being someone who constantly needs saving or creates more problems than solutions.

Being an asset means that when trouble comes knocking-whether it's a crisis, an emergency, or just the everyday struggles of life-your herd can look to you as a source of stability, not chaos.

It's not about being perfect; it's about always striving to be the best version of yourself so that you can uplift and protect those around you.