Day Three: What drives your life?
(DAY THREE: What drives your life?)
QUESTION TO CONSIDER:
What would my family and friends say is the driving force of my life? What do I want it to be?
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I think my family and friends would say the driving force of my life is satisfaction. I work very hard to complete tasks to the satisfaction of those around me and liek to stand out as a dedicated, committed, hard-working person. I consider myself highly task-oriented and I like to be busy doing things at all times. But, at the same time, I am constantly seeking the satisfaction of those around me while completing said tasks. I'd like my family to find quality in my work, inspiration, something they can be proud of and so I go to great ends trying to show them how hard I can work to get a task done.
I would like the driving force of my life to be my faith. I would like people to see how serious I am about what I believe in. I would like people to understand the reasoning behind my actions, and for that reasoning to be my belief in Jesus Christ as my Father and Lord Savior. I know it will take time and realize the changes and effort I must put forth in order to make this happen, but I also realize that all that is good in my life, all of my victories, my love, my joy, it has all be given to me by God. I am here on Earth for his purpose and my life is a blessing from Him, therefore all that I say, think, and do should be said, thought and done to glorify Him
EVERYONE'S LIFE IS DRIVEN BY SOMETHING:
-Many people are driven by guilt.
-Many people are driven by resentment and anger.
-Many people are drive by fear.
-Many people are driven by materialism.
-Many people are drive by the need for approval.
THE BENEFITS OF PURPOSE-DRIVEN LIVING:
-Knowing your purpose gives meaning to your life.
-Knowing your purpose simplifies your life.
-Knowing your purpose focuses your life.
-Knowing your purpose motivates your life.
-Knowing your purpose prepares you for eternity.
QUESTION TO CONSIDER:
What would my family and friends say is the driving force of my life? What do I want it to be?
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I think my family and friends would say the driving force of my life is satisfaction. I work very hard to complete tasks to the satisfaction of those around me and liek to stand out as a dedicated, committed, hard-working person. I consider myself highly task-oriented and I like to be busy doing things at all times. But, at the same time, I am constantly seeking the satisfaction of those around me while completing said tasks. I'd like my family to find quality in my work, inspiration, something they can be proud of and so I go to great ends trying to show them how hard I can work to get a task done.
I would like the driving force of my life to be my faith. I would like people to see how serious I am about what I believe in. I would like people to understand the reasoning behind my actions, and for that reasoning to be my belief in Jesus Christ as my Father and Lord Savior. I know it will take time and realize the changes and effort I must put forth in order to make this happen, but I also realize that all that is good in my life, all of my victories, my love, my joy, it has all be given to me by God. I am here on Earth for his purpose and my life is a blessing from Him, therefore all that I say, think, and do should be said, thought and done to glorify Him
EVERYONE'S LIFE IS DRIVEN BY SOMETHING:
-Many people are driven by guilt.
-Many people are driven by resentment and anger.
-Many people are drive by fear.
-Many people are driven by materialism.
-Many people are drive by the need for approval.
THE BENEFITS OF PURPOSE-DRIVEN LIVING:
-Knowing your purpose gives meaning to your life.
-Knowing your purpose simplifies your life.
-Knowing your purpose focuses your life.
-Knowing your purpose motivates your life.
-Knowing your purpose prepares you for eternity.