What Story Do You Want Your Life To Tell? Too often, people define their existence by their professions or career paths — “I’m an engineer.” “I’m a doctor.” “I’m a lawyer.” But let me be clear. “Your life is far more than what you do for a living.” If your sense of identity is rooted solely in your career, you haven’t yet begun the journey of truly living. Your profession is not your purpose. It is merely a platform — a vehicle for expressing the very essence of your being. If time and chance were to happen to your current profession, what then becomes of you? Read that again. Sit with it. Let it challenge you. You were not created to shrink into a title. You are bigger than titles. They are only tools — instruments for expressing who you already are. Whatever you do, wherever you are, who you are should shine through. Here’s the good news: You have the remarkable power to define yourself — to shape your identity, clarify your mission and bring meaning to every moment. And when you discover who you truly are and what you’re here to deliver to the world, everything changes. Waking up every morning is no longer a struggle. It becomes a call to action. This is how you tell your life’s story: By living authentically and unapologetically. By dancing to the rhythm of your own conviction. So, embrace your story. Tell it boldly. Design your blueprint with intention. Live out your divine script with unwavering agency. You don’t need permission to be powerful. You simply need to show up — fully, faithfully and fearlessly. Find your expression. Walk in it. The world is waiting for your story.