Applying the Six Questions
I tried to apply the Six Questions in my last post. I thought this is too simple, but that should be the approach. Here is what I came up with:
What is my passion?
- Writing
- Inspiring
people
- Playing music
What do my loved ones
tell me I’m good at?
- Writing
- Organizing
events
- Budgeting
- Playing the guitar
What are my
strengths?
- Organizational
skills
- Writing/communication
skills
- Leading a crowd to a song
What are my values?
- Relationship
with God
- Family
- Financial
- Health
& Relationships
- Personal
& Spiritual Growth
- Service & Contribution to others
What do I notice?
- Article
drafts
- Unorganized
events
- Poorly arranged music
What would I do if I
knew I couldn’t fail?
- I’d inspire others through writing & speaking and make a living out of it.
My Priorities
1.
Relationship with God
2.
Family
3.
Financial Independence
4.
Health & Relationships
5.
Personal & Spiritual Growth
6.
Service & Contribution to others
Life Purpose
Statements
1.
To give glory to God and continually grow my relationship with Him.
2.
To love and take care of my wife and kids, and earn their respect.
3.
To be a faithful steward of my life’s blessings – health, relationships, and
finances.
4.
To be teachable and continually grow as a human being.
5.
To inspire and help others in personal and spiritual growth.
Life Purpose
Statement
Give
glory to God by loving my family and being a faithful steward of my health,
relationships, and finances, as I continually pursue personal and spiritual
growth, and inspire others also.
