Puzzle Pieces of Purpose

How to Find Your Purpose In Life

De: Sigourney Alise Rosario

Narrado por: Andrew Baldwin

Duración: 48 m

Resumen del Editor

The worst thing you can do is live and never fulfill your purpose.

Have you ever wondered what you were created to do? Do you feel like there is more out of life than just working a job?

After many years of searching for her calling in the wrong places, Sigourney Rosario fully understands what it means to just exist in the world. She felt lost and like there was a constant void that no amount of money, recognition, or prestige could fulfill in her life. However, there is light at the end of the tunnel.

Puzzle Pieces of Purpose will help you to achieve this common dilemma by helping you to explore your gifts, talents, and vision for your life. Each piece of the puzzle is designed to bring you closer to your God-given purpose. Also, included is a purpose checklist to ensure that you are on the right track to fulfilling your destiny.

No more of searching for your calling and becoming frustrated with life. Instead, after listening to this book, you will be given the knowledge and skills to help find, master, and sustain your purpose. As you began to put the pieces together, you will soon realize that your calling has been there whole time waiting on you.

Join Sigourney Rosario on a journey of tackling your purpose and identifying your unique gifts and talents. Now is the time to produce the life that you have always wanted - full of meaning and significance. The world is waiting for you.

©2020 Sigourney Rosario (P)2021 Sigourney Rosario

Whimsical and vague

The narrator has a good voice and does a decent enough job here.

for the Author.

You have some pretty strange ideas about what it means to find your purpose. I find it particularly interesting that you believe Einstein's purpose was science and not family. doesn't that contradict your beliefs? God gave him the purpose to pursue science. You imply that it is Gods will for him to pursue that purpose at the expense of his family. What a ridiculous notion. I find many of your conclusions to be contradictory. Like passion and purpose. "God has to give you your purpose." Only those of faith must therefore have the potential to unlock said purpose. A rambling college essay about life's purpose crammed into a book. i find that it is overall lacking in practical application. "How sad it is when one who has the gift of sight has no vision" - Helen Keller

Maybe I am just having a bad day and taking out my bitterness on other peoples inability to present helpful solutions. Maybe others will find more value here but i won't be reading this again.