Four “If’s” To Clarify Your Plotline
All good stories have one thing in common. All of them.
Think about it. Got any ideas?
Here’s a hint. Have you ever stopped watching a series? The number one reason people stop watching a series, or skip ahead in a book, is because they are bored.
Here it is: one thing all good stories have in common is a plot!
The plot gives us a reason to keep watching. We are wondering what’s going to happen?
If you are bored with your life, it’s likely your plot line is lagging. Have you given up hope? Are you not sure what’s next?
Having a destination clarifies the journey!
- If you don’t know where you are going, how will you know what your next step is?
- If you don’t have a purpose, your adventure is on pause.
- If you can’t move forward for some reason, removing that reason can be your next target.
- If you don’t have a dream, whose dream could your skills make happen?
If you are still living there is a reason. God has something for you to do, to resolve, to help with, … something.
Finding that next thing to focus on changes everything!
When I choose to get my Maser’s degree that was huge. So many faith stories of finance, timing, deadlines and more came from that adventure!
Starting a business was a huge risk, but I knew it was the next God had for me.
Now I’m finishing a book… it has taken too long, but I’m not going to stop most of the way up the hill! I will press on to the goal!
Ephesians 2:10 says, “For we are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do.”
What’s your next? When you discern that next destination you define your purpose and you identify the next plot line of your personal story.
The Bridges Coaching ROAD starts with the letter R for recognition. Assisting to recognize your next can change your story from boring to bestseller!
What’s your next destination?
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