Living your purpose

When we try to do something and fail, it can be quite perplexing, demotivating, unpleasant, and unfulfilling.

That same issue is sometimes what someone else appears to excel at—going through it like a breeze.

So you question yourself, "Why am I such a failure?" Why can't I be as successful as John or Jane Doe?

1.Your purpose

When you are carrying out your mission, your journey here on earth is the most meaningful. What you are

meant to perform is your purpose. It is what brings you peace in your soul, no matter how difficult it may

appear. It's what makes your neighbors happy. It's also what brings out the best in you by treating your

neighbors as you would want to be treated.

2.You are a steward

We are all guardians of the environment. A steward is someone who looks after the belongings of others.

Whatever we have on this planet does not belong to us. These things must be taken care of as best we can.

We don't always take good care of ourselves since we have too many unimportant things to which we

devote a lot of our time. It's also clear that when someone dies, they leave everything behind. It's possible

that our casket isn't even the one we wanted. We can't even choose who attends our funeral. However,

while we are alive, we are given specific responsibilities that allow us to make a difference in people's lives.

Memories are made, and they are passed down.

3. Your talents?

By default, you have gifts and talents. As a result, you will have no trouble using them. While they come

out of you easily, some are having difficulty doing so. You must uncover or rediscover the qualities and

talents that you possess. This will assist you in paving the way for you to live out your mission.

4.Your clutter?

When you clear out a cluttered area, it's like taking a breath of fresh air. Many of us live in a cluttered

environment. You're too busy hoarding things that won't help you achieve your goal. We already have

what we need, but we can't see it because it's buried beneath our clutter. Clutter depletes your energy.

You can't keep going if you don't have any energy. So, in order to rediscover our talents, we must first

declutter our lives in order to see clearly and make room for what is meant to be with us. As a result,

we can give them our undivided attention.

5. Lifetime stewardship

You are encouraged to seek from God the things over which you are to be a steward because you understand

that we cannot take care of everything in this world and that there is only so much that you can do. We pray

for children on occasion, but it may not be part of our stewardship package. So, if you want to be like

someone else or have the things that someone else has, first seek God's voice to see if this is part of your package.

This is where you can refuse certain requests. Always seek God's guidance, listen to his voice, and clear

your clutter.

6. Do what you do well

Whatever is included in your stewardship package may only last a season. A season can be a lifetime, a week,

a month, or the amount of time you spend in school. Your stewardship should be done well regardless of the

time frame. It is said that whatever you choose to do, you should do well. Do a good job.