Tag: Responsibility

How To Manifest Your Life Purpose

by Bright Osadiaye, posted in Personal Development, Personal Growth
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Life is about change. Life is about purpose. Life is about growth.

Life is about change. Because nothing stays forever. If you want to stay alive, if you want to stay relevant, you must embrace change. It is hard, but it is the only way forward.

Life is about what keeps you going. It is about what you want for your life. Life is about why you here. Your why. Your purpose.

If you do not know why you wake up every day, then life is meaningless. To live a fulfilled life, you must have a purpose. You must have something that keeps you going.

When you have a purpose, when you have a reason to live, you can handle anything.

To breathe life, to breathe fresh air into your purpose, to manifest your life purpose, according to Dan Millman, you must ‘learn to flow with change, relax into life, and stay flexible, letting go of what isn’t your responsibility.’

Why You Should Define What You Want

by Bright Osadiaye, posted in Personal Development, Personal Growth
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If you do not know what you want to achieve in your life, speed doesn’t matter.

Competition doesn’t matter. Work doesn’t matter. Thinking does not matter.

What truly matters is what you want. Know what you want, then do whatever you can to make it happen.

But you must define it first. To do that, according to Dan Sullivan and Dr. Ben. Hardy, ask yourself the following questions:

‘What are you ultimately going for?

What are you ‘optimizing’ for?

What level of capability and results do you want to develop and master?

What are the standards you want to refine and actualize?’

Interesting, right? When you are answering them, be specific about what you truly want, what you care so much about.

Answer them in your own unique ways. Why? Because, according to Dan and Dr. Benjamin, ‘Your agency as a person is based on what you choose to develop yourself into.’ And, ‘It’s your responsibility to to define what you want and to direct your focus and attention toward that.’

Remember that ‘whatever you focus on, you become.’