The Commonsense Guide to Self Improvement and Motivation

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 by: Kinney Dancair

Humans are born into this world with their work already in them. Imagine there is something like DNA with you that has the message of your purpose in this world encoded inside of it. There are several scientific theories about how and where a person's purpose is actually encoded; however, suffice it to say that in whatever form a person wishes to imagine, the purpose of his life is in fact encoded into his personality. A child can sense--though she may not know exactly how to decode it--her purpose from early in life.

The great luminaries of human society clearly understand what the creative forces put them here to contribute. The mediocre members of human society, on the other hand, never decipher the purpose code. Of course, purpose is more than a job or a career; purpose is more than some specific role like father or mother. For many people, however, the most difficult piece of their purpose to decipher is the one called career.

So, maybe you want to start a business from home; maybe you want to harness internet traffic to highlight some cause in which you believe; whatever your hope, it starts with aligning yourself with your inner purpose. Once you have aligned--even slightly more than now--with your purpose you will begin to see amazing coincidences start to happen that appear to be designed with your well-being in mind. Perhaps some internet advertising company will arrive to show you how to make money doing the type of vocation that is to you a vacation; perhaps an investor will fall into your lap for a business idea upon which you have been working. The bottom line is that once you begin to align yourself with your divine purpose, you will find the generosity of the universe becomes open to you. This is because the universe that made you did so with the intention of increasing well-being.

The difficulty of decoding purpose is only enhanced for people who have talents of a creative nature. A friend of the author has been struggling for years to decide what his career should be. He has tried starting a business and failed. He has tried working up the ladder of a corporation and failed. It appears that he has tried everything he can think of except for the obvious: creative enterprise. He knows his talents are in creative enterprise--specifically acting--but he continuously doubts that his ability is strong enough to sustain a paying career in the field he loves. The sad result of his self-doubt is that he has wasted his money, credit, and dignity on one poor fit after another. He believes he is a failure when in actuality he is merely being taught by life the one difficult fact of success: follow your talent.   (continued...)

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About The Author Kinney Dancair is a writer with interests in self-development, business, and finance. www.writingup.com.