Purpose Wastes Nothing

You're being waaaay too hard on yourself, Friend.

The second you take your eyes off of what God has for you to do, a second is stolen from the lessons you need to learn to equip you to do what is yours to do. In the right time.

It's okay to look up to celebrate someone else. Just don't make them your idol. Keep going with what YOU have.

When things feel slow or your season of waiting feels long, step back and get an eagle’s eye view of what’s happening. The eagle doesn’t stop hunting for food because the prey escapes his grasp. He patiently uses his journey to teach him the terrain so when opportunity comes, he’s ready.

Stop allowing failure to crush you. Let it become your teacher.

Purpose uses every pause, detour, stumble and Wilderness Experience. So here's how to get focused, productive and energized with what you have - right now.

  • Take good notes

  • Ask different questions

  • Organize your thoughts

  • Set milestones (3-5 and no more)

  • Set goals in between those milestones

  • Celebrate small wins and lessons learned

  • Pivot where necessary

  • Repeat

The world is a very big place. Be anxious for nothing (Philippians 4:6).

Some of the most famous people in the world were hidden in disappointment and failure before their fame. Surely they felt the sting of their Wilderness Experiences. Read this great reminder from Bud Bilanich who reminds us that fame and success are often just a matter of perspective.

50 Famous People Who Failed at Their First Attempt at Career Success

About The Author

Karen Hilton is retained executive coach, speaker, organizational strategist and Vision Coach, based in Atlanta, Georgia. She founded Rock Your Vision as a way to equip and inspire professionals and entrepreneurs to do life on their own terms. Rock Your Vision will help you get clear about your best next steps while leaving fear, excuses, mistakes, and confusion behind. Ready to Rock YOUR vision?

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