Unfortunately, it usually takes many years of trial and
error, frustration, and questions for most people to get
their own personal purpose clear.    It should not take
years to get your purpose clear because your purpose is
simply found in your gifts, talents, and interests.    

I believe if you go out and live your life, doing what you
enjoy the most, great blessings will follow you. It's these
blessings that cause you to enjoy your life. Not the amount
of income you are earning, which most people think.  

If you love God and keep Him first in your life He will be
sure you have enough income, as long as you do your part,
which is to be willing to work.    

It's so unfortunate that most people think that in order to
be rich one has to have a great income and a whole bunch of
stuff. On the contrary, being rich involves a whole lot
more!      

If a person has their basic needs met, like having food,
clothes, and shelter, plus good health, good relationships,
and enough income to cover their living expenses with three
months living expenses set aside for emergencies and no
consumer debt, then they are already rich.   

If a person has all those things and are also doing
something that brings them great joy, then they are super
rich! How can a person who is rich become super rich? I
believe the answer is for every individual person to
understand what God designed them to do.    

Everyone has a purpose in life, and most people agree with
that. But again, many people don't know what their purpose
is.      

Every person knows what they are good at and what they are
not good at. The reason many people are confused is, they
are equating their purpose with earning income.  

A person MUST absolutely do what they love do to despite the
income from it! If you love to paint, then paint. If you
love to play guitar, then play guitar. If you love working
with kids, then work with kids.   

You may say you don't have any talent. That's ridiculous!
Everyone can do something well. Pray about it. Jesus said
to, "Ask, and it shall be given you; Seek, and you shall
find; Knock, and it shall be opened unto you" (Matthew 7:7).
     

Ecclesiastes 9:10 says, "Whatever your hand finds to do, do
with all your might." When you do what you love to do with
all your might you will discover how much more you will
enjoy your life.  

Again, your purpose is simply found in your gifts, talents,
and interests. Go out and live your life doing what you
enjoy the most and great blessings will follow you!