You don’t need to provide answers to question like “why were you born?”. Be committed to what excites you and what excites you will provide the answers!

Israelmore Ayivor
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You don’t need to provide answers to question like “why were you born?”. Be committed to what excites you and what excites you will provide the answers! These words are written by the author of the book, Paulo Coelho. People who are not sure about what they want in life can relate to this. You don’t need to know the reason for being born, but if you are committed to what excites you, then that is all that matters.

Source: Daily Drive 365

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