Living With Gods Perfect Match: The Fulfilled Life

Human achievement can save from feelings of inadequacy and insignificance. This foolish thinking produces the evil things Paul mentions. Self-worth and approval depend on personal successes and failures. Failures produce despair and envy.

Despair and envy produce faithlessness, hatred, striving, and cruelty. Smugness produces boastfulness, haughtiness, and meanness. And so, on and on the wickedness goes. The Truth But the truth is God gave the gift of real salvation. Christ lived a perfect life. Believe in Him, and His perfection will be assigned to you. And if God is for you, does it really matter who is against you? If God is for you, do you really have to be in competition? If God is for you, does it really matter what people think about you — good or bad?

This truth about God frees you to rest in what God has done through his son. All your useless striving can cease.

This truth frees you to be a loving person. And this truth frees you to live for a different purpose. This new purpose is to honor God as God — to acknowledge God for who He is. This is what it means to glorify God. This is the truth Paul was speaking of. This acknowledging of God as the only Provider and the only Savior is the reason for all your doing. It is why you are a parent, a student, or a worker.

It is why you are rational and creative. It is what brings significance, joy, and satisfaction. When you acknowledge God as God, you will not live like the unrighteous Romans. For the system to work, it simply needs to know your beginning location and your end destination. The navigation system figures out the rest by the use of an onboard computer that receives signals from multiple satellites and calculates your exact position. Then it plots a perfect course for you.

All you have to do from that point on is follow the instructions it gives you to reach your destination. All you have to do is decide where you want to go by clarifying your vision, then lock in your destination through goal setting , affirmations, and visualization, and then start taking the actions that will move you in the right direction.

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A table by the window, front row seats at a conference, first-class tickets, a room with an ocean view, or a loving relationship. In other words, once you clarify and then stay focused on your vision you can do this with a vision board or meditation , the exact steps will keep appearing along the way in the form of internal guidance, creating ideas, and new opportunities. Once you are clear about what you want and keep your mind constantly focused on it, the how will keep showing up—sometimes just when you need it and not a moment earlier. You were born with an inner guidance that tells you when you are on or off course by the amount of joy you are experiencing.

The things that bring you the greatest joy are in alignment with your purpose and will get you to where you want to go. When you present your goals to the universe with all its powerful technology, you will be surprised and dazzled by what it delivers.

This is where the magic and miracles truly happen. Take some time to think honestly and openly about where you currently are in your life and what you want to do with your life. If your life were perfect right now, what would it look like? What kind of job would you have and where would you be living?

You start by filling in the blank 15 times for the following statement: To do this, you compare statements 1 and 2 to identify which is most important. Repeat the process with the remaining 14 statements to identify your second choice.

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Next, create markers for each of your top five passions, so that you can look at your life and easily tell whether you are living that passion. Once you know what your passions are and how your life will look when you are living it, you can create action plans to turn your dreams into reality.

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Another technique you can use to help you identify your purpose is to conduct a joy review. When I did this it was when I was a patrol leader in the Boy-scouts, when I was an officer in my military high school, when I was a summer camp counselor at a camp in Maine, my years as a leader in my college fraternity, my years as a high school teacher, when I was conducting workshops and training, when I was telling jokes, telling stories and when I was travelling.

In my case, it was when I was teaching, and when I was inspiring and empowering people to go for their dreams and to have more love, joy, and abundance in their lives. Since we know that joy is part of your internal guidance system telling you when you are on course, you can determine a lot about your life purpose from completing this joy review. One of my coaching students, a successful cardiologist, was struggling to identify his purpose.

I suggested another exercise, and asked him to look back over his life and answer the question, When have I felt most fulfilled? When I asked him what was common to all three of these experiences, he told me that it was the sense of freedom that he felt. Noticing that none of his three experiences related to his profession in medicine, I asked him to tell me about his most fulfilling experiences as a doctor.

The incidences he reported were when he had donated his services for free or for a lesser fee than his partners thought he should have charged. He shared about a time when he took a much longer time than usual during an office visit to support and encourage a family who were in fear of losing their father during an impending heart surgery. As we examined his life further, it became apparent that he took very little time for himself. He was always on call, always working late, always over-scheduled with little or no free time for self-care.

I asked him why this was so. The problem became clear: By attending only to patients and never to himself, he was in a sense- dying. If you operate on this patient, you will die. What would you do? This was a turning point in his life. He later told me that while he still wants to serve people, he now knows he has a right to take care of himself, his mind, his body, and his needs.

Once you know what your life purpose is, organize all of your activities around it. Everything you do should be an expression of your purpose.