- Are you doing what you want to do or
what someone else wants you to do?
- What or who directs you?
People do better when knowing their purpose and functioning
in the capacity that fulfills them. The
key is to find out what really works for you, what you are good at. What you gravitate to is what you are good
at. Many of our actions and decisions are
in response to what life dictates.
Is your goal to make people agree with you? Have you been doing things that seem to make
people happy around you but leaves you unfulfilled? Waiting for acceptance from your friend,
co-worker, even family can be daunting and send you on an endless spiral of
doing things that will only gain acceptance or approval from others. When you step out of the box and seek you
purpose and allow your personal transformation to evolve, a greater sense of
satisfaction and accomplishment is realized.
Success hinges on your ability to function in a
multidimensional environment. We are
part of this multidimensional environment; which therefore requires Godly
wisdom and decision-making. Decisions
made based on what has been purposed for your life and the willingness to make
changes, to transform our thoughts, our decisions, and our actions.
Transformation requires flexibility and the ability to
adapt to the environment. Cultural and
familial stability is indeed important; however to broaden your horizon, to
perform within your purpose and desire, you must allow flexibility in. Are the people you surround yourself with
encouraging you to reach higher heights or simply stay where you are and even
go back to where you were?
One of my favorite creatures is the butterfly. The butterfly went through many stages and
changes in life before it became a beautiful butterfly. What if the caterpillar stayed inside its
skin without moving on through the stages?
It would have never experienced the level of becoming a butterfly. Just like the butterfly goes through a metamorphosis, as I like to refer to it, a transformation, to reach its potential, so must we. It is ok to step out of the shell, to step
beyond the walls of scaffolding and soar to the next level.
I’ll be back soon with part two…