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All decisions are based in love or fear. Find your purpose, make sure it's ambitious, make sure it's equitable and helps people. When you are ambitious about

All decisions are based in love or fear. Find your purpose, make sure it's ambitious, make sure it's equitable and helps people. When you are ambitious about your purpose you will be conscious of how little time you have. When you're overwhelmed with progress it's easier to mitigate negativity, you'll be too focused to chime in on the little stuff, or you will empathize for what used to annoy you, and realize you're ahead of the pack. When men don't have enough ambition, negativity, hatred, jealousy may take hold because your subconscious self knows you can do so much more. Find your purpose and become laser focused on it, and everything else will fall into place.

tchock23 5y ago
Any advice on the "find your purpose" part?
- CTDOCodebases 5y ago
  I’m not the person you are asking and to be honest I am finding this out myself. One piece of advice I heard recently that piqued my interest is.. “…pick a traumatic/wonderful experience you have had in life and work from there…” In the end though I suspect a lot of it is just trial and error. Being open to new things and humble enough to learn them. From observation sometimes the occupation/industry is just the medium. It’s inconsequential or the result of certain personal strengths, preferences or opportunities.
- ruckadub 5y ago
  I’ve found it to be a combination of two things. The first thing is your calling. What is calling you? What is one problem in this world that you want solved? That’s the first part. Finding the thing that really doesn’t sit right with you and you want to find a solution to it. The second part is finding what you love to do. From music to video games to coding to sports to a hobby. It should be something that you would do even if you didn’t get paid to do it. Something that you’d still make time for it even if you had another job doing something else. When you find those 2 things you combine them. Get really good at what you love to do, and then allow your calling to drive you. Eventually you will be able to create change for your calling through what you love to do. The closer you get to your purpose the more you’ll start to see the world is actually a program controlled by your thoughts. It’s important to be honest to yourself about everything.
- Debugreality 5y ago
  One thing that might help is doing some personality tests around finding your strengths that might give you a starting direction in which to dig deeper: https://www.gallup.com/cliftonstrengths/en/252137/home.aspx https://www.gallup.com/cliftonstrengths/en/252137/home.aspx https://sparketype.com/sparketest/ https://sparketype.com/sparketest/

tchock23 5y ago

Any advice on the "find your purpose" part?

CTDOCodebases 5y ago
I’m not the person you are asking and to be honest I am finding this out myself. One piece of advice I heard recently that piqued my interest is.. “…pick a traumatic/wonderful experience you have had in life and work from there…” In the end though I suspect a lot of it is just trial and error. Being open to new things and humble enough to learn them. From observation sometimes the occupation/industry is just the medium. It’s inconsequential or the result of certain personal strengths, preferences or opportunities.
ruckadub 5y ago
I’ve found it to be a combination of two things. The first thing is your calling. What is calling you? What is one problem in this world that you want solved? That’s the first part. Finding the thing that really doesn’t sit right with you and you want to find a solution to it. The second part is finding what you love to do. From music to video games to coding to sports to a hobby. It should be something that you would do even if you didn’t get paid to do it. Something that you’d still make time for it even if you had another job doing something else. When you find those 2 things you combine them. Get really good at what you love to do, and then allow your calling to drive you. Eventually you will be able to create change for your calling through what you love to do. The closer you get to your purpose the more you’ll start to see the world is actually a program controlled by your thoughts. It’s important to be honest to yourself about everything.
Debugreality 5y ago
One thing that might help is doing some personality tests around finding your strengths that might give you a starting direction in which to dig deeper: https://www.gallup.com/cliftonstrengths/en/252137/home.aspx https://www.gallup.com/cliftonstrengths/en/252137/home.aspx https://sparketype.com/sparketest/ https://sparketype.com/sparketest/