In terms of finding your path and purpose, I think that the journey to discover it is as beautiful as pursuing the path. I don’t think it has to be a non-linear thing either. Some can take a rough look at their life and just say, “Man, I’d really like to be teacher (or whatever) but…” and find out clues to what they should be doing. Anything that comes before “but….” is a great place to start in looking for your path.

Second, in response to the confidence and humility thing – I try not to get overly concerned about it. Humility, to me, has nothing to do with being quiet, soft spoken or minding your P’s and Q’s. (Sorry mam, pardon me sir…). Instead, it has everything to do with *accepting* you for who you are and where you are. Also, you don’t have the need to compare. When you accept where you’re at, you don’t need to one up some one or steer the conversation to yourself.

I agree with Ryan in that, acknowledging God above and god within will do a great deal for you in regards to humility. Namaste – I acknowledge the divine within. Both within myself, and with in you. I respect us both.

Anyway, nice to have you back. Missed you. Hope you’re massive and grown in the self advancement department… so you can share it with the rest of us, of course!

- Bart

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