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In everything you want to do, whether for yourself or people, do your part to your best capacity.
At work, do what you're being paid to do. If you can, take a little burden off others.
In a group, do your part. Pull your weight, let people be happy to work with you. Do what is assigned to you and spur others to action.
Avoid being the reason why people can't get things done. Unblock teammates as soon as you can, do a bit more than others and just stand out.
Sometimes, we hesitate to volunteer because it means more work. Well, you should know that volunteering is how you get seen and known. You can fine-tune your special skills and get recognised for them.
You're helping people and still getting the recognition you deserve.
If you can not do more, do exactly what you're supposed to do.
Pull your weight, don't drag it or add to someone else's burden.
The world would be a better place if everyone does what they were supposed to.