work ethics

I did not come to be served, but to serve.

When work arises, should we take that task up? 
Usually we:
- consider the means available
- consider how much work it really is...
- whether it's worth it to do 

But we should really think:
-  if I don't do this, will it be wasting God's talent that he has given me?
- does it serve others or is it only self-serving

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