Hey Friend,
Phrases such as living on purpose and living a life of intention are buzz words we often use. But the truth is, it is much harder to live these words out loud. The majority of people are living a life of “have to” versus a life of “want to.” The reason is that it is not possible to live intentionally if you don’t know who you are, how God designed you, and what He designed you to do.
In other words, friend, it’s hard to live in alignment when you don’t know what you were created to do. Take a microphone, for example. If I have a microphone, but I am not aware of its purpose, I may begin to use it as a hammer instead. I may be able to use it as a hammer for a while, but eventually, the microphone will break under the pressure because it was not designed to undergo so much pressure. However, a hammer can withstand the pressure because that was its intended purpose – to deliver an impact, drive nails into wood, shape metal, or crush a rock.
Can you imagine the day the microphone discovers that it was not designed to hit things into a wall, but it was created to project sound and amplify voices? What a difference that would make, right?
The thing is, before the microphone discovered its true identity, it may have thought it was living life by design, but in reality, it was living life by default.
Friend, let me ask you… are you living your life in alignment with who God created you to be?
Are you living life by design, or are you living by default?
What I find is that just like that microphone, when you don’t know your purpose, it’s impossible to live by design. So we result to living by default instead; whether we realize it or not. Default living brings unnecessary pressure and resistance that results from being unsure of the very reason why you were created.
And when purpose is not known, abuse is inevitable.
If you are in a season where knowing your purpose and getting into alignment is important to you, then you are in the right place. Peace Stealers: 21 reasons why you’re anxious, why it matters, and what to do about it
As a purpose and alignment strategist, I help women to eliminate anxiety and other negative mental habits that result from not being in alignment with who you are and from not doing what you were created to do.
Being out of alignment is one of 21 peace stealers that I talk about in my book . The conversation around anxiety often leaves out these very practical peace stealers, and I felt compelled to bring awareness to some of the areas in your life that may be keeping you in a pattern of anxiety or depression.
So, starting with the being out of alignment chapter of my book, Peace Stealers, I created a video (click this link) that I believe will help you to begin to walk this out practically so that you can begin to live life by design.
I pray it is a blessing to you.
P.S. Please Share this video with anyone you know who is struggling to find their purpose. Also, please like, subscribe, and comment if you find this video helpful! It would mean the world. 😊
Until next time my friend,
Tiffany