What Is Your Life Assignment?

“The Meaning of life is to find your gift. The purpose of life is to give it away.”
– Pablo Picasso

When you know what your assignment in life is you become virtually unstoppable.

Will you make mistakes? Of course you will, but correct, redirect and get back on track.

How do I go about discovering my assignment, you ask?

Here are questions to ask yourself:

1. What desires have been living in me most of my life?
2. What motivates me to work hard and be productive?
3. What keeps me going forward when I’m worn out?
4. What makes me refuse to quit when I meet resistance?
5. What do I do that doesn’t seem like work?
6. What do I do that brings a positive response and support from people?
7. What am I doing or what’s happening in my life when doors seem to open automatically and effortlessly?
8. What makes me feel good about being who I am?
9. What makes my creative juices flow?
10. What am I willing to sacrifice accomplish my dreams?
11. What would I do without being paid if I could afford to?

Be willing to spend time alone find your life’s assignment. You will never discover it by being constantly busy, surrounded by others and distracted.

Begin to write down your plans, your dreams, your goals, your desires, and make a habit to getting your thoughts down on paper on a regular basis. Whether you are a writer or not, it doesn’t matter.

What you write is for your eyes only – but the whole process of writing will help you to focus and concentrate your thoughts on finding real answers to your real questions.

Make sure you have clearly identified your strengths (what you’re naturally talented at doing well) and your passion (what you are constantly drawn to read about or do). Don’t try to replicate someone else. You are original with things in your heart that move you to action and that are in line with your gifts and abilities.

Be and live the life you were created to live, and don’t be satisfied with anything less than the best.

What steps are you currently taking towards discovering your personal life’s assignment?

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