You look for fulfillment and happiness in your own way.
Sometimes this yearning for fulfillment becomes so intense in your life that you have to take some time off and redirect your focus and devote yourselve to figure it out.
This may cause you to return to deep satisfaction you may have had in your childhood.
You may have lacked the courage to follow your dreams or you may have allowed life’s stresses and seriousness or other personal obligations to cover up what you once knew to be true about yourself.
This pattern takes place in the lives of so many people because each of us has a life purpose that we all believe has been with us since we were young.
At a few single moments when you experience a profound sense of being in the flow, being in the right place, at the right time, using your gifts, you are likely to be living your life’s purpose, even if it is for only that single moment in time.
To truly live your purpose you have to be aligned with
- Your true self
- Your gift
- Your priorities
- Your values
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