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THERE IS A PURPOSE FOR YOUR LIFE!
By Olapurpose James Asu

“There is something that God has put in you that only YOU can contribute to the world; pray to Him to show you your gifts and talents and develop them.”
                                                    


We all have to be very careful about the way we see ourselves because we can never rise above the limits we set for ourselves. It doesn’t matter what anybody thinks about you, the important thing is how God sees you and how you see yourself.
Stay away from people who only like you because of what you have or what you can do for them. Surround yourself with people who will give you a positive feedback on yourself and celebrate you in spite of your shortcomings; people who will treat you the right way and respect you.

You do yourself great injustice when you compare yourself to others, so don’t. The truth is that you end up comparing your weaknesses to their strengths and you run yourself down. Celebrate yourself and others will celebrate you; when people talk about your weaknesses, point them to your strengths.

There is something that God has put in you that only YOU can contribute to the world; pray to Him to show you your gifts and talents and develop them.
Irrespective of your background, gender or physical appearance, always remembers that, there is a purpose for your life.

Written By:
JAMES ASU
Principal Partner,
SCHOOL OF PURPOSE DISCOVERY INTERNATIONAL

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