But have you noticed how most big purchases start losing value the moment we click “buy now?”
That new
phone? Outdated in months. The fancy blender? Probably gathering dust in a few
weeks. But investing intentionally compounds every single day!
This
brings us to a rare pause point to reflect on what we really need and what we
want to acquire in the days ahead.
Is it
about just converting visions into progress? Or progress that makes a
difference. Is it about finding a cause? Or about a heart and mind
that seeks out a purpose.
Inching
towards a brand-new year, just after Thanksgiving and on Black Friday, I am
asking myself a few questions:
Will I
invest in more purchases, or will I select lasting changes?
What will
my next “big investment” be? More possessions or more purpose?
What’s
one area of my life I want transformed? My standard of living or my standard of
giving?
Somewhere
between desire and gratitude, I have found what truly endures when everything
else fades.
So, here’s to choosing what lasts, what matters, and what truly compounds: purpose.
