Purpose by Design: Finding Passion for Living
How to achieve success in life by connecting with who you really are and what you were born to do.
Ring, ring!!! That’s your alarm bell and guess what? It’s Monday morning! We know what that means…
I owe, I owe so off to work I go! How many people are trapped into the mundane existence of a rat race and trading the most valuable commodity/resource they have (their TIME) for little more than a subsistence paycheck. How many students are toiling through hours and hours of boring lectures and tedious study hoping to one day get that all important piece of paper: A DEGREE CERTIFICATE. So they can do what? You guessed it; trade it in for an entry ticket to the rat race i just described earlier.
There’s got to be more to life than mere existence. I know because I’ve found it and if you hear me out I’ll do my best to give you the keys to the treasure chest of fulfilment yourself. This is one of my passions and I have founded an entire organization to help people and corporations find passion for living by discovering and correctly engaging purpose.
Every human being on the surface of the planet was born to do SOMETHING. I don’t care how much of a waste of space you think you or someone else is. There is at least one thing you will be a genius at. The hard part is finding it. I am fully persuaded that purpose is determined by design. For example, the very design of a pair of sneakers makes them a perfect fit for playing basketball. They could do a half decent job as a “piggy-bank” but nothing on the earth is better for wearing to play basketball than a pair of basketball sneakers.
In your purpose or what I call your assignment, there is no one better than you. Nothing can touch you and your genius emerges clearly. Like an acorn seed, you have all it takes to grow into a great oak tree inside you. You were born with unlimited potential; but like that seed you need to engage the right environment to flourish. That environment (the soil and climate for the seed) is your purpose. Your assignment. The thing you were born to do. The problem you were born to solve. The people you were born to serve and help.
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