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THIS is How You Find Your Calling

By Marisa Murgatroyd

I believe we’re all born for greatness.

That we each have a calling.

But how can you find yours?

How do you know when you’ve hit on that special something you’re meant to do with your one “wild and precious” life?

If you’re feeling stuck, confused and uncertain about your true passion — your calling — it means it’s time to immerse yourself in activities and experiences that feel good in your soul.

Because your true calling, your passion will always feel good to you.

It will energize and inspire you.

It’s a natural extension of your creativity.

It’s a joy-filled expression of who you are, your unique gifts and skills.

So, if you want to find your true calling, think about the things that bring you joy…

Allow yourself to have some fun…

And the path to your calling will become clear.

So, how about you? What’s your true calling? What can you do today to feed your soul and find joy?

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