How Safe Is Your Destiny? 4 Threats You Can Avoid
It’s simple really.
To move toward your preferred future, you need two things.
First, to identify what your destiny is, and second, you need to take steps toward it.
Simple, yes... But not common, and usually not easy.
The truth is that God has great plans for your life. In fact, He has good works planned in advance for each of us. Ephesians 2:10 even calls each of us a masterpiece.
For we are God’s masterpiece. He has created us anew in Christ Jesus, so we can do the good things he planned for us long ago.
So, straight up, here are the 4 threats you need to avoid (and at least two ways to safeguard your future.)
- Procrastination – knowing what you need to do but not actually getting to it.
- Apathy – not caring enough to pursue what you need to know or what needs to be done.
- Ignorance – not knowing what you are designed for and missing out on the pursuit of your personal destiny.
- Fear – allowing some sort of hurdle to keep you from moving forward.
But wait! There’s hope!
Bridges Coaching is offering a Destiny by Design course this fall and time is running out to register!
Destiny by Design can help you avoid all 4 threats and you have 7 days until registration for the course closes.
This 16-week course includes:
- Multiple self-discovery tools to help you identify your internal DNA.
- A deep dive into potential personal passion areas.
- Guided writing of your own Life Purpose Statement.
- 4 personal coaching sessions.
- Development of your own personal portfolio.
The weekly Zoom group classes help keep you on track and you process your findings with a certified Bridges course facilitator. What’s not to love?
Registration is open and class size is limited to 8. Click here for more info!
Don’t let any of the 4 threats keep you for all that God has intended for you!
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