Do you ever feel like you have a calling in life?

When we talk about a calling, we are referring to a strong inner urge or conviction to pursue a particular vocation, career, or way of life that is deeply meaningful and aligned with your values, passions, and a higher sense of purpose.

A calling goes beyond a traditional job. It is something that ignites a fire within you and pulls you towards a specific path.

A calling is something that you feel deeply passionate about. It gives you a sense of purpose and fulfillment. It is the difference between doing something because you have to and doing something because you love it.

Your calling is unique to you. It may not make sense to others, and that's okay. It is a personalized path that resonates with your individuality. Your calling may go against societal norms, but it is essential to honor it and not suppress it due to external pressures.

A calling is often tied to a sense of contribution. It allows you to make a positive impact on others, whether on an individual, community, or societal level. It fulfills one of our inherent human needs – the need to contribute and provide value to others.

When you honor your calling, you allow yourself to live authentically and in alignment with your values, and offer a positive influence on others. It enables you to make a meaningful contribution and creates a sense of purpose and longevity in your work.

However, neglecting your calling comes with its own costs. It leads to a lack of fulfillment, burnout, and chronic stress. The most significant cost is the regret that comes from not pursuing your calling and feeling like you have missed out on your true potential.

In this episode, we further explore what it means to have a calling and guiding questions to uncover what your calling may be.

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