Lesson 1*
The very key to knowing my purpose is discovering and celebrating my personal identity
*Action* :
Since my secondary School days I do allow people to tell me who I am rather than identifying and celebrating myself and often times I do realize that I have to take myself as I am. This book really tells me that even my weakness is needed as part of the victuals to fulfill my purpose.
*Lesson 2*
Purpose does not start with me, nor does it ends With me, it is multi-generational
*Action*
Whatever I have had been freely given to me and it should not end with me. I have to pass it on. (I learnt more of this in Passing it on by Myles Munroe)
*Lesson 3*
I may have noticed slight similarities between myself and others but I am the original. I am the only one and this would be throughout history because I’m unique.
*Action* :
I have realized that whenever I see anything in me that is also in others, I should not feel insecure because I’m the ORIGINAL and I reflect God to others in a way that none could reflect either presently or in years to come
*Lesson 4*
One of the greatest gift I can receive is exposure and exposure doesn’t come by chasing it but by remaining faithful in my present plowing
*Action*
This book “identity” has taught me a great lesson that no matter to what extent I’m enlightened, Exposure for the next level cannot come to me if I’m not faithful in my current dealings.
*Lesson 5*
Marketing is the stewardship of our service, gift, talent, abilities, product and resources- exposing them to people who will benefit from their use while manipulation is trying to become someone through manufacturing exposure.
*Action* :
This has taught me that all that manipulation will bring is disgrace.
Now that our generation likes to form rather than performing and if there’s a value from manipulating there’s much more value in manufacturing , manifesting and marketing good values.
Written by: Victor Olafimihan
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