The Impossible Life Made Simple

Fight

Don't you feel like you are more than completely different from everyone else?

Hello everyone, I'd like to start this post by talking about the things that any one person wants from others in the world in our society. For me, as one person I want others to treat me with kindness, but to talk about something a little different: I want to be heard, I want others to listen and hear what I have to say, I want to be part of something special like how these characters in the movie: Step Up: 4 (Revolution) feel when they do their flash mobs.

For many years, I've always wanted to be heard and to be a part of something special. And since I discovered my purpose, while attending my first: We Day hosted by Craig & Marc Kielburger who created Free The Children, now known as "We" I was so amazed by all the things they've done in our world and was also inspired and encouraged to make a difference for myself as one person by using and fulfilling my purpose to that idea.

While attending the We Day event, I felt connected to the world in a way that's kind and caring because we are all here together attending We Day events to celebrate the things we've done to change the word. To make the world a better place. And being at the We Day event made me feel like I was a part of something special that we were all passionate and supporting for.

We all have a purpose, and who knows: something small that we do like an act of kindness or paying it forward to someone, may lead to your life purpose. No one really ever knows until you discover the thing that keeps you alive. It's not just about having people by our side who keep us alive, strong and keep us holding on... it's also more about having something that makes us feel so alive, it gives us the adrenaline when we find ourselves talking about that thing we are passionate for and for what we believe in.

For me, I've had my life purpose for about 7 years now. Here's the link to my post sharing my story of how I came to discover my life purpose. It's been an amazing time living with purpose. Though it has not been one ounce easy as it would be for anyone regardless of who they are. But for me, I kept holding on regardless of how hopeless I felt many times because of the fact that I wanted it badly enough, I was willing to hold tight to what ounce of hope I still had.

https://medium.com/social-change-agents/purpose-6-years-convinced-to-throw-away-believed-in-it-anyway-e0a0fe9b0fa0?source=linkShare-c7a8869db5e9-1505514291