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This is so true! Finding your purpose is challenging, but also so rewarding. I work to reduce the stigma of hearing loss and to help people live their best lives despite the challenges of hearing loss.
and you do a great job, Shari!
Thanks for sharing!
I’m a teacher – and I know it’s my life’s purpose, both inside the classroom and out.
From a very early age, I was a caregiver. Not by choice, mind you, and I didn’t realize it at the time. But, the first forty years of my life were to take care of my family members.In my forties, I realized it was time to take care of me.I look at the early years and can see why I was always more mature than my age.Now I intend to take the best care of me that I possibly can. It’s time.
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Figuring out our purpose feels so hard sometimes. At times you’re sure you know what it is but then things change. I’m not sure what my purpose is but as far as I know all that we can do is live our days to their fullest.
It took me awhile to find my purpose and I sure did not find it while I was young. Now that I’m growing in age I have made improvements and still a work-in-progress.