[Better later than never.. Comment on the Skool app some of your personal takeaways for the rest of group to share. Or check out the improved Wealth Artistry Youtube channel too!] Is a natural tendency deeper than interests or an inward pull to do something with regularity. A sapling or sprout is a plant whose virtues have not yet been discovered. There are countless paths & ways to accumulate wealth. Moreover, workers have and will plan various avenues to earn it. So with the previous lesson of convictions in mind, as those beliefs germinate, you may choose bolder standards to uphold about wealth creation. Candidly I'm not particularly fond of the physical possessions that money buys. However I'm drawn to the independence wealth can provide. As a good steward, I want to have as many options and the ability to make my own choices. But above all else I want the liberty of being resourceful and the wherewithal in any setting. Often I find myself certain that I will do whatever it takes, although I'm not entirely sure how I will achieve said "achievement". It is the lack of prowess or competence regarding the "how" generally causes my frustrations. Truly, most young people starting out merely want the riches but are unwilling to put in the work and lack the knowhow. But rest assured if you cannot see the way; you're running just about average. So don't be too hard on yourself; we're in this cultivation phase. Cling to the purposes and goals you've set forth in faith and a universal power will hand over the plan. Like clockwork this seldom fails; you could say it's a law of nature. Going beyond one's simple interests, there are certain things in our lives that are just more suitable or comfy at their core. We may never know the rhyme or reason why we are more inclined towards one thing over another. Plainly put there is a feeling of belonging for me when it comes to having a conversation, meeting someone where they are at, or just enjoying someone's company. Inexplicably, being a leader or a guide feels more like having a familiar companion than pursuing an elusive passion. Furthermore, I do enjoy spending many hours mastering my craft. Most day-to-day people mistake their purpose with a heated passion only to be left wanting when it fizzles out. As far as figuring out your life's purpose goes. If you engage in serving where there's a sense of being in the zone, Having a groove or the right gut feeling. when there's a gist of solid friendship and that only asks you to be yourself, that is a calling or path to designate. Don't foolishly ask a vocation to be a passionate lover. Rather characterize it as an enduring companionship that you are able to spend time with day in and day out.