27 Oct2020
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This is why instead of asking yourself why you are here and what exactly it is you should be doing, let us begin to make your experiences the answer to your questions and put some meaning and oomph back in your life, where they belong.
Below are some ideas but to see the entire article click here
Discovering your gifts and talents will give meaning to your life and can lead to finding your purpose. Here are a few questions that will help you discover what underlying gifts and talents you have:
What comes naturally to you?
When do you feel the best?
What are you doing or experiencing then?
In what way do you love to help other people?
What’s that thing you always think about doing someday? Well, guess what? Your time has come, my friend, because you’re going to do it.
Step 1. Identify your ‘thing’.
Step 2. Go do it.
If this is an impossible two-step process for you right now, then start working towards, saving, learning or doing whatever it will take to make it happen. But make your first step!
Spend time with the people that add to your life and lift you up. This could be anyone from friends to work colleagues. Spend less time with people that drain your energy or constantly give negative vibes. Jim Rohn puts it this way, “You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with.” Begin to notice how you feel around others. (Hint: you should feel good.)
See the article here for other ideas that include:
Help Others
Do Something Different
Quit Watching TV
Goal Setting