Do The Right Work

Just because it’s a profession, requires time and makes money doesn’t mean you should do it.

Everyone is on a different path. And on those paths, we move at different speeds. The paths we’re on and the speed we move at depends on our gifts, values, divine timing and our environment.

Unfortunately, many of us copy gifts we don’t have, attempt to imbibe values that aren’t natural to us, try out shortcuts, and move to locations that create the illusion of being greener than where we are.

The result? We actually succeed.

Yes I know, you probably weren’t expecting that, but it’s the truth. Because of the creative ability of the Spirit of God in us, we can do anything we set our minds on.

The only thing is, being that we set ourselves on a wrong mission, we do not have the secret intel needed to carry out that mission with ease.

So we struggle, sometimes for the whole journey, but yet succeed. Struggle isn’t necessarily equal to failure or poverty.

Struggle in this case represents immense friction between two entities that weren’t meant to be. These entities include:

You and the gifts you use.
You and the values you choose.
You and the path you’re on.
You and the environment you move to.

Struggle is not a synonym of hard work. And it shouldn’t last forever either. You’ve most likely received an instruction in your heart on what to do. It’s a knowing of what’s right and what isn’t. Just obey it, and do the right work.