Finding Purpose and Fufiling it


The worst thing that can happen to you is living a life that is devoid of purpose because until you know what you want to achieve in life (purpose), you will just be living life as a
routine.
Living a purpose - less life entails living life as it comes. Most people live like that and even those who claim to have a focus end up not achieving that purpose because they are so excited about the purpose they are to achieve that they forget that before they achieve that purpose, they  have to do some certain work. Achieving your purpose in life entails giving your all to that purpose and the "all" stated can be summarized below:

  •  God is to be the author and finisher of that purpose.
  • Relate and mingle with people who will better your life
  • Have time for fun because all work and no play makes jack a dull boy
  • Give 100% to achieving that purpose
And don't forget, if love comes your way, accept it if you want to because you might never know when true love will  come. #ONELOVE

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