In Search of purpose for living



PURPOSE
It is the starting point of all human achievement .It is also the barometer  to measure progress .
I sincerely feel if every person on earth takes time critically to examine their purpose for being on earth it will save them time ,resource and effort.
Some of the question I feel people should regularly ask themselves are
1.why am I on earth?
2.what will I be  remember for  morally?
3.what values do I truly believe in ?
4.what do I want to be in the future?
5.What is unique about me that  nobody else have ?
6.What am I good at doing ?
7.What is so  easy for me to do that others  find so difficult to do ?
8.What magazine or hobby would  I spend  my last penny on ?
8.What   cause attract me so much I find impossible to ignore ?
9.What  is that if the world has or can do would make it a better  place ?
10.What grief’s you?
11.What will you spend your life doing if money were not a factor ?
12.What gives you great deal of satisfaction in life?
It is obvious from answers provided thus underpins  the hidden wisdom, insight, knowledge within you.
You were put on this earth with a special combination of talents,insight,wisdom
and abilities that make you different from anyone who has ever lived.
Whatever you’re doing today, it’s nowhere near what you’re really capable of
doing. The key to a happy and prosperous life is for you to regularly evaluate your strengths and weaknesses, to become very good and excellent in your area of strength you most
enjoy, and then to throw your whole heart and life into it.
When fully develop this wisdom ,insight you have can be converted into cash.Then comes a  Wisdom  that what you “know” you can monetize.It is obvious from the wisdom you have if you were to concentrate the remaining part of your life developing continuously people will pay you millions to be taught of it. So if there is anyway you can invest your Time,money,resources on it do it because in this area  of your life lies a lot of reward.

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