The Art of Work: A Proven Path to Discovering What You Were Meant to Do

this preparation has culminated in helping you achieve the wrong goal. At those times, you might feel stuck. ...

PART TWO Action ...

FOUR Building Bridges The Leap That Wasn’t a Leap Climate is what we expect. Weather is what we get. —MARK ...

Discovering your calling is not an epiphany but a series of intentional decisions. It looks less like a gia ...

leadership development and training with a Christian organization to become social entrepreneurs in B ...

“Each pursuit led to more clarity,” she said, “and acted as more preparation for a larger change ...

said, “and it was a gangly, imperfect, headlong kind of leap at that. We felt strongly that it was ...

acknowledging how they got lucky. It sounds like how we often describe falling in love. You just know. The p ...

comes at all, is something that arrives one day on your doorstep in a neatly wrapped package. ...

journey, one that requires you to leave what you know in search of what you don’t know. Yes, there ...

older man groomed him for a promising future. One night, after months if not years of service, Samuel awoke b ...

But before Samuel could even put his head down on the pillow, he heard the voice again, even louder than ...

discarding the voice as a dream. Some flee their calling their whole lives, avoiding that small persis ...

revelation. Looking at the story of Samuel, we see a boy going through his usual routine when he ...

practiced. Why? Because I finally understood who I was. And once I grasped my identity, the activi ...

wrong. This is why apprenticeship is so important. Often, discovering what you’re meant to do with your ...

compels you to grow, to change. A calling, though mysterious at times, requires a practical response. The w ...

There will be confirmation. You will take a step, and things will happen. Opportunities will reveal t ...

ties everything together. As you begin to see the patterns, don’t move too quickly. Just take one step ...

I slammed the phone against the receiver, grabbed my guitar, and stepped outside, shutting the door ...