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Creating Meaningful Change

Written by: Philip A. Foster

Article Overview: Developing Meaningful Change in your life.

Creating Meaningful Change

I once heard someone say that if you are not chasing your passions - if you’re not doing something that just drives you - then you need to stop and ask yourself why are you doing it?

That is pretty profound I think. John Maxwell, noted author and speaker has said that if you’re not doing the TOP 3 things you are really good at then you are not living a fulfilled life!

Have you thought about what your good at? Have you sat down with a piece of paper and written out the 3 things you really love doing in life? Have you given thought to how you can accomplish those things and find fulfillment?

Many people go through life and never achieve true happiness because they are doing things that meet others needs and passions. Maybe it is time that we all - stop - get out a piece of paper and contemplate the awesome future we can live.

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