You know Robert Frost said that by working faithfully eight hours a day you may eventually get to be Boston worked 12 hours a day.

I've got goals. You probably have some goals, but the bigger question to consider right now, right in this second is do your goals have purpose I mean

everyone's got a purpose right we aren't here by accident but we're here by

design so what are you designed to do you answer that question you'll find your

purpose see I like to believe that your purpose is a little more than just trolling the internet or wondering what's for supper getting a beach body before summer.

So look here Richard Simmons, we're on this big terrestrial ball that's spinning at a thousand miles per hour and circling the sun at

67,000 miles per hour before I spout off other numbers to make you feel small I

realize you're just trying to figure out how to get to little league

chair practice, get dinner on the table, and homework done before bedtime and

some of you are out there trying to figure out how to plan

for the later years financially or pay the IRS

or make more money at work or create a side hustle.

You're pissed at your boss.

You can't get the kids to call home

and every other piece of new

thankful bureaucratic nonsense being handed down by a three-piece suit in

Washington, D.C. that honestly doesn't care if you live or die and they're just

trying to screw you in every way they can. I get it. There's a lot going on. And maybe you don't have a whole lot of time to sit around and think about your purposes in life. But here's the funny thing. You only have one life in spite of all of its activities that drain away the hours, the days, the months, and the years, and finding purpose might increase

life's meaning.

But it also might help you breathe a little easier, make the time pass a little slower,

and make, you know, make that time a lot more tolerable and maybe even a little bit more fun

remember smiling remember fun remember fun this we're traveling through life

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