Unique---
meaning 'uni,' meaning one; and 'que' what?
Put together, I think it means, 'one what'? What is a question, so it's not a stretch to think one thing to find out. If to find out, then it's not readily known, needing to be sought out. And to find out, is to go out and discover. I think this is what a quest is. One quest, I think it is.
What then is a quest? One mission, one purpose, one problem to solve. Why am I here? I am one unique individual, without a clone. I have two hands and legs, a heart, leg, and head. What I am here to do? What is my work? A question many have asked in the past, and still do, will continue to do. Many have not figured if out.
But if I am asking what my work is, what then is work? Work is simply applying my gifts ( which is what I should use to make good use of time, for using my weaknesses is an abuse of time and resources) to solve a particular problem or improve a particular thing. The doctor to solve health problems, the comedian to lift boredom, the banker to keep money safe, the pastor to keep folks morally upright, and so on. All problems that need solving, these are.
Without problems there is no work. Problems, then, are the source of work. All work comes from a problem. Just think about it yourself.
So the point is this: What are am I here to solve? And we know each of us is unique, meaning....what one work are you here to do? What one question are we here to answer? We are all answers to problems? Each of us is here to do one unique thing. Not necessarily one thing but a few things put together into one unified whole. What is your quest?
Put together, I think it means, 'one what'? What is a question, so it's not a stretch to think one thing to find out. If to find out, then it's not readily known, needing to be sought out. And to find out, is to go out and discover. I think this is what a quest is. One quest, I think it is.
What then is a quest? One mission, one purpose, one problem to solve. Why am I here? I am one unique individual, without a clone. I have two hands and legs, a heart, leg, and head. What I am here to do? What is my work? A question many have asked in the past, and still do, will continue to do. Many have not figured if out.
But if I am asking what my work is, what then is work? Work is simply applying my gifts ( which is what I should use to make good use of time, for using my weaknesses is an abuse of time and resources) to solve a particular problem or improve a particular thing. The doctor to solve health problems, the comedian to lift boredom, the banker to keep money safe, the pastor to keep folks morally upright, and so on. All problems that need solving, these are.
Without problems there is no work. Problems, then, are the source of work. All work comes from a problem. Just think about it yourself.
So the point is this: What are am I here to solve? And we know each of us is unique, meaning....what one work are you here to do? What one question are we here to answer? We are all answers to problems? Each of us is here to do one unique thing. Not necessarily one thing but a few things put together into one unified whole. What is your quest?
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