Passion and purpose

How to find your
life’s great purpose

A friend breaks a big sales rule.
He talks more than he listens.
That could be fatal. It works for him.
He's a quick study.
He reads prospects fast.
He seems to know what clients need.
He finds out what they want.
Wants may be stronger than needs.
He has answers to your questions.
Solutions to your problems.
Products that satisfy your needs and wants.
Even a few that will fulfill your dreams.

Here are three secrets of his success.
1. He is an amazingly generous man.
He’s generous with his time and his money.
He truly believes that giving comes before receiving.
That heightens his credibility with others.
2. He cares about others and their challenges.
He will go way out of his way to help his fellow man.
Someone like that is worthy of your trust.
Wouldn’t you rather buy from someone like that?
3. He drives himself mercilessly.
He is always in overdrive - 24/7/365.
He can do that because he loves what he does.
He takes care of business. He leaves nothing to chance.
You know if you deal with him everything will go well.
So what if he talks too much when he should listen.
It’s all about values, beliefs, purpose and trust.

If you value other people, they will value you.
If you believe in what you do, people will respect that.
We all appreciate that in others.
We trust those who have a clear and definite purpose.
Pursue your purpose with great passion.
It is the only way to get 100% out of life.
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A great purpose prepares you for eternity

We live here on earth only 70, 80, 90 or more years.
Sound like a long time? It’s just a short time.
It's our dress rehearsal for eternity.
Knowing that makes our hardships easier to bear.
Make the most of your life while you’re here.
God gives us great opportunities.
Most of us will have many years in this life.
We will have the rest of eternity after that.
We are here to prepare for eternal life.
God is watching what we do with the gifts we receive.
As a child, storytelling was one of my passions.
I did not know why. Now I know.
It is to write books to raise money for a great purpose.
To fight illiteracy and help learning disabilities research.
To make the power of the written work available to all.
That’s what God had in mind for me even as a child.
As an adult, writing and telling stories gives me energy.
It gives me direction and purpose to fulfill my mission.
When I write to you, my purpose fills me with energy.
I know exactly what I want to share with you.
He compelled me to write Your Life's Great Purpose.
God showed me what to write. He guided my fingers.
Can you feel Him guiding you, too?
Tomorrow we’ll take a break for some fun.
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