The goal is the 'compass' of life

Finding the reason why I exist, people will no longer hesitate to anything - Frederick Nietzsche.

"Finding out why I exist, people will not hesitate to anything" - Frederick Nietzsche.

We all start from somewhere chaotic, because most people like to do a lot of things. Everyone craves clarity and the only way to "touch" deeper in that person is to find what makes you exist.

The life of most people in this world is still not completely clear. It is a struggle that almost every adult must go through."What do I want to do with my life?" "What can I do?" Millions of people have no idea what they want to do and this is fine. Self-discovery is a journey that requires time and effort to be achieved.

Curious, open-mindedly exploring unknown things, ready to embrace surprises that appear on the way are the attitudes necessary for the process of self-discovery and achieving clarity about your own purpose of life .

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Margie Warrell - author of "Brave" (Temporarily translated: Courage) once explained that:

Knowing your reasons is an important first step to clarifying how you achieve your goal of motivating and creating the life you want to enjoy (in comparison with mere existence). Indeed, only if you know your reasoning will you have the courage to risk it when necessary to move forward, stay motivated when encountering difficulties and take your life into a trajectory. completely new, more challenging and more worthy.

If you're feeling unmotivated, unsure of yourself, indeterminate, can't find anything or do things that will make you go wrong, then you're not alone - most of you everyone is like that.

All meaningful things happen outside of your "safety zone"

"Before being able to achieve any greatness, your safety zone must be disturbed"- Ray Lewis.

If you want to desperately prove something like artistic creation, start another job besides your main job or mark the universe, no matter how small you are, you have to walk go out of the "safety wall" that you have set up for yourself.

Imagine your "safe zone" is like a balloon and you live in it. Compared to the outside world, the space inside the new bubble is small and because there is no one in it, you find yourself the center of that "universe". You associate yourself with happiness and don't want to look at bad things, failures or mistakes. Your only concern is finding good things and focusing on the current situation - doing all your "expected" things. In that "bubble" world, you stick with comfort and satisfaction, not trying to experience things that make you uncomfortable.

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As you step out of the bubble, you begin to realize that your desires are really mediocre and life is more than just stopping at trying to satisfy satisfaction and avoiding discomfort. .

Meaningful things are outside your safe zone.

Outside the bubble, all you will care about is creating impact, meaning and problem solving. Your emotions are tied to work that is so great that you will lose your sense of time. Your world will be a little "crazy" at the moment but it will bring perfection.

Think about Elon Musk, who founded and ran two very famous technology companies: Tesla Motors and SpaceX. Elon is also addressing global issues, changing the transportation industry, and innovating in the field of space travel. In addition, Elon constantly challenged herself and extended her limits. Many people believe that he is one of the greatest innovators of all time.

You can make your mark in your small way and it still creates a lot of impact. Let's start by going to find your own reasons. What's important is gradually becoming bigger than yourself? Once you do so, you will understand that you have a purpose in life.

Finding what makes you exist will change everything

Your reason is something that is always visible. It is not completely shaped. You cannot discover your life by wondering or worrying about it. You will discover it by acting every day. Focus on hunches.

Your goal is to find and do things that make you smile, smile and forget all the time. Even if you are still unsure, step into the exploration and experiment phase of life and enjoy the journey. You can't spend time with it. You can't force yourself to find your reason for tomorrow, next month or next year.

By looking at what is moving and not, you can connect the reasons and things you want or passion and the purpose of your life. Clarity is the first step to creating a life you crave.

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Discovering what you're passionate about in life and what's important to you is a trial and error process that requires strong contact. None of us knows exactly how we feel about a job until we really do it - Mark Manson.

So ask yourself, if someone points a gun at your head and forces you to leave the house every day except during sleep, how would you choose to make yourself busy? And no, you can't just sit in a café and surf Facebook. You can already do that. Let's pretend there is no useless website, no video, no TV. You have to get out of the house all day and every day so far so you can go to sleep - where will you go and what will you do?

You can really start listing some of the tasks that need to be done, then go out and do them really. When you have been energized for a clear purpose, there seems to be very little that you cannot do.

What is the "work" of your life? What can be the best thing about you and what can help you discover it?

Update 24 May 2019
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