The main purpose for starting this blog was this question.
Question asked on my online business communications class: What is my life's mission? Why am I here? This seems to be the running theme of this week. We talked about this question as well, in Sunday school: What is your purpose here? I have spent much time thinking and pondering about this topic. Why am I here? What is my purpose? To be honest, I'm not really sure. I ask myself the same questions: What is in store for me? Why did I come to BYU-Idaho? Am I in the right major? (If, I'm not it's too late now. I am NOT switching. Graduation is too close).
After I got denied from Provo my only choice was BYU-Idaho. Trust me, I did NOT want to come here. My parents went here and it wasn't what I wanted. After attending school here, I love it. Although, I'm still not sure why I am here. I thought I knew or had an idea, but after this past week, that was nixed. Yes, something may happen in the future or something else will be in store. Not knowing is a bit exciting, but deeply nerve wracking. The thing is, the Lord knows what you need. Often times it isn't what we want.
I think one of the hardest things in life is thinking you have everything or at least some things all planned out. Then it changes and you are left wondering what if, why not, how come?
If you had the opportunity to see into the future, would you take it?
Why or why not?
Question asked on my online business communications class: What is my life's mission? Why am I here? This seems to be the running theme of this week. We talked about this question as well, in Sunday school: What is your purpose here? I have spent much time thinking and pondering about this topic. Why am I here? What is my purpose? To be honest, I'm not really sure. I ask myself the same questions: What is in store for me? Why did I come to BYU-Idaho? Am I in the right major? (If, I'm not it's too late now. I am NOT switching. Graduation is too close).
After I got denied from Provo my only choice was BYU-Idaho. Trust me, I did NOT want to come here. My parents went here and it wasn't what I wanted. After attending school here, I love it. Although, I'm still not sure why I am here. I thought I knew or had an idea, but after this past week, that was nixed. Yes, something may happen in the future or something else will be in store. Not knowing is a bit exciting, but deeply nerve wracking. The thing is, the Lord knows what you need. Often times it isn't what we want.
I think one of the hardest things in life is thinking you have everything or at least some things all planned out. Then it changes and you are left wondering what if, why not, how come?
If you had the opportunity to see into the future, would you take it?
Why or why not?
~Linz
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