Your talent is not your purpose—it is a tool for expressing it. Many times, people confuse what they are good at with what they are called to do. But talent, in itself, is not the destination; it is the vehicle. Your purpose runs deeper than your skills. It is the reason why you were born, the divine assignment behind your existence. Your talent simply gives you a platform to practice and display that assignment. For example, if you're gifted in speaking, writing, music, or leadership, those are tools—not the purpose itself. God gave them to you so that through them, His plan for your life can find expression. Your calling is what gives your talent direction. Without purpose, talent becomes noise—loud, impressive, but lacking eternal impact. I had to learn that being talented doesn't mean I'm automatically walking in purpose. Purpose requires understanding, alignment, and surrender. Talent without purpose can make you famous, but talent aligned with purpose will make you fu...
In a world where change is the only constant, relying on past achievements and knowledge can be a dangerous trap. The skills and talents that once propelled you forward can become obsolete if not continuously nurtured and refined. To truly excel and fulfill your divine purpose, it’s crucial to engage in constant training and self-development. The Pitfall of Past Achievements It's natural to take pride in your accomplishments. Whether it's a degree, a successful project, or a milestone in your personal development, these achievements serve as landmarks on your journey. However, clinging to these past victories without pushing yourself further can lead to stagnation. The world evolves, industries transform, and new challenges emerge. What was exceptional yesterday may be merely average today. Talent: A Perishable Gift Talent is often seen as a divine gift, a unique endowment that sets you apart. But talent is perishable. Without continual refinement and practice, even the most gi...