When I think about my life’s purpose, meaning, and significance, I always ask myself: Why am I here? What is my mission in life? How can I make a difference?
Your mission may have nothing to do with what you do, but rather, what and who you are. Our mission involves utilizing and perfecting the talents that are within our soul, and to share those talents and the highest and truest parts of ourselves with others. It is our spiritual duty to pursue our mission, and as our soul develops, so does our mission.
I believe that we were all sent here for a reason and that we all have significance in the world. I genuinely feel that we are all blessed with unique gifts. The expression of our gifts contributes to a cause greater than ourselves. …show more content…
How could I help them? As all these thoughts come to my mind and all the work that I have done to my country, now I think I might be a natural born servant and seeing my dad’s hard work encourage me to think more about serving people. However, at that age, I know a little bout life, about leadership, about different ways of serving my people.
Although, I know my interest from the early ages, but the life has it’s own up and down. It’s critical to start from the right place. Many of us could not place ourselves in the right direction, or the society could not accept a young leader who does not have any experience and skills except the inspiration. In addition, I have to learn more about the world, I have to have an academic education; I have to earn money for accomplishing my dream. Therefore, I choose to go to the medical field, which was very attractive to me, and also with my knowledge in medical science I can help disadvantaged …show more content…
Such leaders embraced diversity rather than insisting on uniformity. They understand what it means to develop the freedom, health, wisdom, and autonomy of others. They understand forgiveness and are able to develop just restoration, rather than push for legality and retribution. The ideas of Servant-leadership, uniquely positioned in contemporary leadership theory and practice, can be seen in movements that have brought that organization to new life, and reconciliation and healing to nations deeply wounded by human
Your mission may have nothing to do with what you do, but rather, what and who you are. Our mission involves utilizing and perfecting the talents that are within our soul, and to share those talents and the highest and truest parts of ourselves with others. It is our spiritual duty to pursue our mission, and as our soul develops, so does our mission.
I believe that we were all sent here for a reason and that we all have significance in the world. I genuinely feel that we are all blessed with unique gifts. The expression of our gifts contributes to a cause greater than ourselves. …show more content…
How could I help them? As all these thoughts come to my mind and all the work that I have done to my country, now I think I might be a natural born servant and seeing my dad’s hard work encourage me to think more about serving people. However, at that age, I know a little bout life, about leadership, about different ways of serving my people.
Although, I know my interest from the early ages, but the life has it’s own up and down. It’s critical to start from the right place. Many of us could not place ourselves in the right direction, or the society could not accept a young leader who does not have any experience and skills except the inspiration. In addition, I have to learn more about the world, I have to have an academic education; I have to earn money for accomplishing my dream. Therefore, I choose to go to the medical field, which was very attractive to me, and also with my knowledge in medical science I can help disadvantaged …show more content…
Such leaders embraced diversity rather than insisting on uniformity. They understand what it means to develop the freedom, health, wisdom, and autonomy of others. They understand forgiveness and are able to develop just restoration, rather than push for legality and retribution. The ideas of Servant-leadership, uniquely positioned in contemporary leadership theory and practice, can be seen in movements that have brought that organization to new life, and reconciliation and healing to nations deeply wounded by human