Novak's T shirt

I saw Djockovitch take off his shirt, when he won Wimbledon yesterday, and throw it to someone in the crowd. It was a sweaty piece of cloth, but had great value since Novak had worn it. 

What about us? Do we feel an increase in our own value when we are associated with some particular thing or action, like wearing a brand, visiting a place, occupying a position or knowing certain people? Or do we lend value to something else when we are associated with it? Like do people want us to be part of a team for our own sake, or member of a board because it increases the worth of the board? Do people want us at a gathering in whatever manner or time we may choose to come, since we are worth it? Do we glorify a seat or does the seat the glorify us?

Like Novak, let our shirt increase in value because we have worn it. Not the other way around. Then we can claim to be a person of worth.