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PURPOSE DISCOVERY

   It's a new month and I believed you have been doing amazingly well, I will use this opportunity to wish you the best of this new month. 



 Let's dive to what we have today, one of Myles Munroe quote's say"Until purpose is discover, existence has no meaning, for purpose is the source of fulfillment." You must understand that until you discover your purpose as a person that's when your life make sense. 


 In the journey of life, you will get to stage  where you ask yourself the 'Wh"questions. You are really eager to know "why", "what"and where  you are heading to in life. 

 

These questions ring in your mind consciously or unconsciously. Discovering your purpose as a person requires something from you and also you must know that to fulfill purpose you need to know who created you, when you know who created you, it will be easy for you to discover your purpose of existence. 


God who created you, created you for a specific reason. He never created something just to see if he could make it. 

 

 Discovering your purpose gives you clarity on how you live your life. It concentrate your life on what's important, you know what you really want and how you go about doing it. 


Discovering your purpose simplifies your life, your purpose becomes the standard you use to evaluate which activities are essential and which are not. You feel motivated to take drastic steps towards achieving your purpose. 

  

When you discover your purpose, it changes your motives of living a normal life, it changes your Mindset and gives  more drive to go extra mile to do what you want to do. 

 

The best time to discover your purpose is NOW.


Living on purpose is a path to peace. 



 

 

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