Acts 20:24
To miss out on your assignment in life is to miss
out on why God put you on earth. You’re gifted and called by God, and you need
to take it seriously. The question is not what are you running from, but what
are you moving towards? To succeed you must know God’s will and concentrate on
fulfilling it. Having a powerful ‘why’ will provide you with the necessary
‘how’. Purpose, not money and talent, is your greatest asset.
To help you
discover your life’s assignment, answer these questions: 1) What’s your
temperament and what’s your talent? Psychologist and motivational speaker
Charles Garfield said, ‘Peak performers are people who are committed to a
compelling mission. It is very clear that they care deeply about what they do,
and their efforts, energies, and enthusiasms are traceable back to that
particular mission.’ 2) Why do you do what you do? There’s a big difference
between doing something because you believe God’s called you to do it, and
doing what your parents, friends, or ego wants you to do. 3) What do you not do
well? Knowing what you’re called to do often starts with discovering what
you’re not called to do. When you can accept your limitations, you’re on the
road to understanding your life’s assignment. When you pretend to be something
you’re not, you live with a chronic sense of inadequacy and set yourself up for
frustration. Don’t do that. Be open to the truth about yourself. Discover your
God-given assignment, then give yourself to it.
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