#165 – How to fulfil your true calling in life
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What do you do when life turns out nothing like you imagined?
This week’s episode is a story of courage, determination and the surprising power of versatility on the spiritual path.
Don’t miss the extraordinary journey of Dr. George King—whose path is a testament to the power of embracing your true calling, even when it may be the last thing you expect…!
Discover:
– How anyone can adapt and excel in new roles to become a greater force for good–even if you feel out of your comfort zone.
– How embracing service instead of self-interest can unlock your highest potential—with practical insights you can apply to your own life.
– The link between spiritual advancement and selfless action—and why true fulfillment comes from serving others.
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Great topic. Finding ones calling has always been hard. Some never find it and most don’t even think about it. Took me lots of different jobs and experience’s before I fell into the one I have been doing for almost 30 years. Been teaching at At Risk Youth all that time. Teenage boys and girls whose life’s fell apart. We were tasked to put their life back together. Most of the time it worked but not always. Like most things we do, never 100%. I realize that I had an opportunity to really make a difference and I was good at it. I never planned on going into this industry. Kind of fell into it. I guess it was meant to be
Hey Scott, Thanks for sharing your experience. Great for people to hear. It shows that often it’s not what we expect and yet we can still adapt, excel and make an extremely positive difference. Best, Darren