This week was filled with many great key aspects that can be
both productive and useful in life to help further one’s ability to grow both secularly
and spiritually. Doing what we love will always result in us becoming better at
what we do and inspire us as individuals to seek greater distinction. In addition,
what we are good at is not essentially what we should be doing. Finding our
true calling doesn’t necessarily mean to follow the instincts of others but
rather what drives the passion within us. The considerable question one must
ask themselves comes to mind is, “what are we born to do”? Often, I can find myself in prayer and deep
thought as I ponder the things the Lord would have me do and how He see me. What
is my potential and how do I achieve it?
Some of the questions were answered when I read the book
Launching Leaders by Steve Heinz. His step-by-step
process goes as follows. The cycle of spiritual guidance is the first step in
the process of taking control of our lives. We need to recognize that we are
children of a Heavenly King and are loved.
He is our creator and is intimately aware of who we are and our desires.
This gives us peace allowing a sense of confidence embolden us in everything we
do. It increases our trust in our inner voice and enable us to listen to the
Holy Spirit as he guides us. We need to pay attention and listen as this is how
Heavenly Father speaks to us. Often, we are given a nudge to do something that
is positive or a bad feeling when we need to stay away from something. The next step is to have faith to act the
right way. We do this by recognizing the powerful influence of the Spirit and
trusting in His guidance. Writing down inspiration we receive will help us to
remember what we need to do. Be at peace with Heaven’s timing. There are many
times in our lives where this step comes in after we have acted faithfully.
In conclusion, the driving force within us will enable ourselves
to develop a more full understanding of who we are, what are our passions, and
what is our full potential. That way we
can fulfill our individual mission in life.
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