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Time invested in goals is time away from friends and family
It’s nothing personal; it just is.
Many people don’t understand that sacrifice for a worthy goal takes up much time in a person’s day. So much time that you might not hear from a person for days or weeks.
When you are consistently working on your life purpose and serving others, there is no limit to the amount of passion you can invest in your goals; it can become an obsession, and you will essentially live parts of your life in the shadows.
Certain people will be there for you when you’re free and available, but many people will leave because they are seeking a more consistent connection.
Is there such a thing as balance with goals?
I’m starting to believe there isn’t.
We were placed on this earth for a purpose and a reason. And when your goals align with your purpose, you will frequently find yourself on the hook and busy diving into that purpose.
Serving others is no small task.
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