Figure out yourself first

Have ever been in this space where you are trying to figure out yourself and what you are good at? It may take a lifetime and in most cases, people are more confused about what they are. I can attest to the many years that I was figuring out what I was good at and most of the time it seemed futile. We are brought into a society that uses the comparison of what is acceptable to it and not to you. We have to question ourselves on matters deep within that will bring light to what makes us tick. If you do not figure yourself out you will not live fulfilled or live life to the full potential.

yes, there are systems that we easily embrace to make us think that we have identified who we are only to discover that we are acting a role befitting a certain audience and that we are not ourselves. It is said when you do not fit in you have a problem and so you are not to stand out rather be fit in. The greeks set some philosophies that we still live up to today and it has been a blueprint that we tend to use to identify ourselves with. The Romans saw this and capitalized to put many into these ideas of being civilized. And since then we lost our identity. The idea is that does a foreign material colonize you from being yourself. Then you are still a slave to it.

So I came across five essential questions by Myles Munroe that make it easy to clear the cobwebs. By asking these questions then will you actually know yourself and the purpose for your existence.

1. Who am I? A Question of Identity.
2. Where do I come from? A question of Origin.
3. What Can I do? A Question of Potential.
4. Why am I here? A Question of Purpose.
5. Where Am I going? A Question of Destiny.

I realized the many questions I had were all summarised in these 5 questions. Don't just look at this question use them to ponder through all of everything you are trying to achieve. In most cases, we are climbing the wrong walls to discover too late. Bag this five-question and let them help you shade light in those areas that are dark and create this fear of you not becoming yourself.