I'm convinced that you'll never really be happy or fulfilled until you understand your destiny in this life. Of course before you can understand it you have to uncover what it is. What is that "thumbprint" that the Creator placed deep inside you?
I want to help people just like you uncover the reason they were put on this earth. That's what Destiny Uncovery is all about!
The Big Bang Theory
...and why it almost never happens
Of course we all dream of the Big Bang happening in our lives. We long for the day when that one phone call or email or conversation will change everything. We were just minding our own business, shopping for a loaf of bread and a famous movie producer grabs us and says, "Kid, I'm gonna make you a star!"Or maybe someone from Company X will see all the great work you've been doing for Company Y and say, "I can tell those baffoons over there at Company X don't know what they have in you! I want to give you twice the salary to come to work for me!!" Or maybe someone will read the things you've written and they'll be so moved that they will say, "YOU are the one that can speak to this generation! I want to publish your (oh sorry, I was getting into my own issues there for a minute). If you are honest with yourself you've bought into the Big Bang Theory yourself. You are waiting for that phone call.
But usually, in most cases, there is no Big Bang. It may look like it on the outside but what we don't see are all the small steps of obedience that it took to get to the place where the bang occurred. We don't see the blood, sweat and tears it took to get to that place.
How long did George Clooney have to toil in obscurity before his Big Bang happened along? How many companies did Jack Welch or Lee Iococca see fail before they found success. What about Bill Gates or Steve Jobs? What did they endure before the world bought into their ideas? "Overnight Success" is rarely overnight. There is almost always a ton of work and practice and failure that has to happen before the Big Bang ever bangs.
Life simply isn't about the Big Bang. It's about the "everydayness" of life. Doing your best, working hard, raising your kids, being honest and truthful, sowing the tiny seeds of success, the small steps of obedience. Those who are waiting for the Big Bang have allowed themselves to be deceived. But more than that they've allowed the enemy to steal their "todays." The one commodity you can never get back.
