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TAKING DELIVERY OF PURPOSE
By Olayiwola Ebenezer Oladeinde
Purpose was not designed and assigned to man by God just to keep him busy. Amongst several other reasons, it was designed to be a SOLUTION to a particular PROBLEM.
Purpose makes every man a solution-carrier. Every man’s purpose is a solution to either someone else’s personal problem, a corporate problem, a national problem or a global problem. Purpose is the answer to the questions life asks.
Every problem that has persisted in our world today is a result of an unfulfilled purpose. Problems compound, persist, aggravate and are transferred from one generation to another when an individual fails to occupy his place of purpose.
When you fail to discover purpose, you’ll not discover the problem you were created to solve not to talk more of delivering the solution you carry.
So also, when you even succeed in discovering the reason for which you live but neglect its pursuit, you would only have gained awareness of the problems you were created to solve but fail to proffer the long-awaited solutions you carry. By so doing, you contribute to the unsolved problems of our world.
Hmmm…this I believe should make you ponder like it made me. I wondered what would I give to my world: more problems to solve or new solutions to enjoy? More puzzles to solve or new products to savour its benefits?
The world needs you. It needs you to fully occupy your place of purpose. It needs you to solve the problems you were equipped and assigned to solve.
What would you do? Would you bless your world with solutions or compound its problems? Our world needs more solutions to problems and not more problems to find solution for. Which are you going to make happen?
I am Oladeinde Ebenezer olayiwola.
He is a Life Purpose Coach, Speaker, Writer and Educator. He is also Founder, The 3D Networks. 
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