A BLOG INSPIRED BY THE DESTINATION DESTINY WORKSHOP
I’ve had the luxury of going around and talking to people
about their purpose and it’s interesting to see how people respond to questions
and statements about it. I’ve realized that sometimes purpose can be an
intimidating factor. It may happen because the word, purpose, triggers a lot;
for some it’s lost dreams, not identifying their own purpose or even the fear
of possibilities to deter it creeps in. But what people must understand is that
everyone has a purpose and it was here before you got here. True purpose
resonates in your soul because that’s its point of origin.
Allow me to encourage you to look within yourself, to look
within your soul to find your purpose. You don’t get to choose your purpose,
because it was already chosen and what you were created to perform. You’ll most
often find your purpose within your gifts, talents and abilities, so take a few
moments and list out ten things that you really like to do. After you list
those ten things, prioritize them from 10 to 1, 10 being the highest and 1 being
the lowest. What you’ll begin to realize by prioritizing the list of specifics
gifts and talents, is that there’s a trend or some things may link together. This
is a helpful strategy because your gifts can point you towards your ultimate
purpose.
Finding your purpose is about considering yourself. Most
people try and find it outside of themselves but it’s housed within you and
it’s up to you to open the door and let purpose out. Don’t worry about what
didn’t happen or how life may have gotten away from you. I know it can be
challenging in this circumstance but you must come face to face with it and
acknowledge it. Otherwise, no matter what you are doing you are being
purposeless to your soul.
Make up in your mind that you’re going to pursue your worth.
Because you were worth it when purpose was placed inside.