Ever considered what the purpose of your life is? Well, you did, and that is why you are reading this! Did you get the answer?

No, you are still looking for it. This article helps you find your life purpose through an open mindset while implying personal development.

First, let us see why you need to explore your purpose in life?

Various Psychology studies show that people who know their life purpose live a long and satisfying life.

When we know that what we are doing is for some benefit, we would be taking care of ourselves that will positively affect our health.

If you have a sense of purpose, it also results in lesser negative health outcomes such as fewer strokes and heart attacks

and a lower risk of dementia and disabilities.

Source: https://www.happierhuman.com/life-purpose/

So the good news is that you don’t have to make more money as the only purpose of life to be happy.

There are many other reasons you can be beneficial for your life as well as for others. Find yours!

Donate: I am not talking about money here. You can donate your time, your talent, or even your smile.

You will find immense satisfaction and self-assurance giving away even a bit of your asset.

If there is just one habit you need to create to find your purpose, it is to help others!

Positivity: spread positivity and surround yourself with positive people. This provides you with an optimistic mindset

and a determination to live. You are what company you keep. So be mindful when making friends, associating

with your co-workers, and mingling with your family.

Explore: start from your inner self. Find your interests and talents and make them your life purpose.

Things you share a lot, you read a lot, or you talk about much are what you are most interested in.

exploring yourself gives your purpose in life.

Finding my life purpose has taken me on a journey of a few years, but it has been worth every minute of it.

Serving in a community of dedicated individuals, I have been given the gift of positivity and opened myself

to explore with curiosity.  The good news is “You can too” click here to see more.

Love & Harmony,

Joan