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“Develop a Messianic Sense of Purpose.”


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Your Sense of Purpose is shaped by things you believe in and value – your own personal code of behaviour. 
The sense of Purpose helps you live by those values.

These might include things like:
 • being a good friend
• helping others
• keeping healthy
• improving the community
 • looking after your family
 • experiencing the world by travelling


Big or Small?
Some people know from an early age exactly what they want to be in life. Some don’t know till much later in life, and that’s okay, too. Your Sense of Purpose can change as you grow older, as you learn new things about the world and about yourself, and as you meet new people and experience new things. What is important is being able to identify the things that matter to you

Helpful When Things Go Wrong:
 It is important to know that Sense of Purpose not only helps you to find and do things that add meaning to your life, it also helps when things go wrong. Sometimes life presents unforeseen events – like sickness or accidents – and sometimes, despite trying hard, you mightn’t achieve what you strived for. A healthy Sense of Purpose helps you to put those events in perspective, to refocus on the things that are meaningful to you, and to move ahead and enjoy life.

Why is Having a Sense of Purpose So Important?

 Sense of Purpose (or meaning) is the motivation that drives you toward a satisfying future. It also helps you to get the most from the things you do and achieve – large and small – right now.


Sense of Purpose helps you:
 • priorities your life
 • make plans
 • get the drive to keep going when things get tough
 • identify things that truly count if circumstances change
 • become more resilient as you grow
• It helps you focus on short-term goals like
 · getting homework done · looking after a brother or sister
 · getting into school debate team and long-term goals like
 · working as a volunteer
 · getting a trade apprenticeship or going to university
 · starting a family

Sense of Purpose reflects:
 • Things that give you meaning, security and pleasure like:
 · comfort
 · family
 · financial stability
 · laughter
       · health
 • Qualities you respect in yourself and others like

  · honesty · generosity · fairness · respect


To be continued...

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