At that point, you can either abandon the work, giving
up in despair, or find a way to pass it on. You can do this by
building a team, as Ben and Kristy Carlson did, or creating
an organization that multiplies your influence. You can plan
a better future for your loved ones, as Sam from Uganda
did. When we share our life’s work, when we accept that we
are not done until we’re dead, we not only realize our own
potential but we also help others do the same. Because in
the end, success isn’t so much what you do with your life;
it’s what you leave behind. Which may be what a calling is
all about: leaving a legacy that matters.
Dear Reader,
Thank you for joining me through this journey of
vocation. My hope is that by now these stories have inspired
and encouraged you to find your own calling and that you
are already on your way. I’d love for you to visit
artofworkbook.com and share your story there, as well as
use the resources available. You can also contact me at
Goinswriter.com.
Thanks again,
Jeff Goins
#artofworkbook