Turning your passion into fuel for your purpose

Focus on linking your passions and your first project that will impact you the most. More than likely you’ll see some of your ikigai at work here. 

 

Start to gather what you need. Do research, you probably aren’t the first to come up with the idea, but God is leading you so it will have both your finger prints on it. 

 

Don’t be shy to ask for help. But before you do, be clear on what you actually want to do, for yourself overall and for the other person. 

It’s hard to get someone motivated over something that you have no idea of what it looks like. 

 

Have intentional Implementations. It can come out in steps, in little pieces, but let it be on purpose with purpose. Let people see what God is doing to grow you and project, and let them join in if they are a part of the vision. 

 

Have fun enjoying life every step. 

If you are stressing, you may want to evaluate what is happening. It will not be easy, but you should be excited and enjoy the journey. Stress is a sign you may be putting too much focus on something beyond control, or you are depending on you when someone else should be handling things to make it go smoother. 

 

Just keep an eye out for yourself doing what you’ve been called to do.

 

“Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and he will establish your plans.”

Proverbs 16:3 NIV

 

“In their hearts humans plan their course, but the Lord establishes their steps.”

Proverbs 16:9 NIV