6. What is it that I think I should do?

In this session you will give words to your purpose. Let me take you through some lines of thoughts.

The word "purpose" generally refers to the reason or intention behind an action, decision, or existence. It can also refer to a person's overall goal or aim in life, often related to finding fulfillment and meaning in one's activities and relationships.

"I would like to work for an organization that has an impact and does something good. Then it doesn't matter to me what I have to do, but I want to feel that what I do matters." - International Univeristy Lecturer, Female 46 years old.

Freedom is often described as the ability to do anything one desires, yet its true meaning is much deeper. What if you were given the opportunity to do anything you want right now? What might be holding you back from making that choice? This brings up the question of whether we are truly free or if our decisions are influenced by external factors. Let's review your previous insights and explore your potential purpose.

As Ps John Koe once said, "Freedom is not being able to choose whatever you want but having the choice of deciding what is best at the given moment for you and others. This involves relationship, decision making, commitment and this is where people struggle."

In this assignment, you will find out whether you are doing what you would like or should be doing. This can be confronting, but it can also be liberating. Make sure to count your blessings and what you have. What main themes* or patterns do you notice when looking at your previous answers? Do you currently find satisfaction in your roles, actions, and are they linked to your beliefs? Read through your previous insights and answers again and try to give a response.

Good luck, you can do it when you choose to stay true to the genuine you!

*In your Genuine Personal Program 2.0, we explore your distinctive DNA, talents and motivation in greater depth and align them with your purpose. We offer a one-of-a-kind test to reveal and to empower you to reach your fullest potential.