Clyde Lee Dennis here and today in our seven good minutes extra segment,

I want to explore that beautiful truth we touched on.

Purpose is not a treasure buried in some distant land,

but a seed planted in the soil of your daily choices,

watered by intention, and grown through authentic action.

This wisdom challenges one of the most common misconceptions about purpose, that it's something

rare and elusive that only some people are lucky enough to find. We often think of purpose as this

grand revelation that will suddenly make everything clear, like finding buried treasure after years of

searching. But the truth is far more empowering and accessible than that.

Your purpose isn't waiting to be discovered. It's waiting to be cultivated. Every choice you make,

every action you take, every moment you decide to live with intention rather than autopilot.

These are the seeds of purpose. When you choose kindness over indifference, when you pursue

growth over comfort, when you contribute rather than just consume, you're planting seeds of meaning

in your life. The beautiful thing about this metaphor is that it reminds us that purpose,

like any growing thing, requires tending. You water it with

intention by being conscious about why you do what you do. You nourish it with authentic action

by aligning your behaviors with your values. And over time, what starts as small, seemingly

insignificant choices grows into a life of deep meaning and fulfillment.

Think about the choices you'll make today.

Each one is an opportunity to plant a seed of purpose.

The question isn't whether you have a grand mission figured out.

It's whether you're willing to tend the garden of your daily life with intention and authenticity.

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