What is your life's purpose?


We work best when we are creating something or working towards a goal. We lay to waste when we are idle and purposeless.While you can follow this Blog and get a lot out of it even if you don't have a specific mission in mind, your results will be much better if you have a mission you want to achieve. 

What your mission is for these 90 days depends on you and your vision. If you have trouble assigning a goal for yourself, please select any from the examples listed below :

• Lose X kg of weight – this would involve doing extra exercise and recording your weight every morning.

• Set up a side-business – The easiest side businesses are the ones you can run over the internet, of which, the easiest one is setting up niche affiliate marketing websites that generate you some passive income.

• Cover X% of syllabus and aim for X GPA (for students)

• Learn to code – learning to code is an essential skill in the modern day, and it makes an excellent mission for those who plan to become an entrepreneur at some point.


My mission for the next 90 days is (be detailed):
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For the next 90 days, you will do something to progress your mission each day. There will not be a single day where you did not work on your stated mission. You will also record the daily progress you made in your diary. A man who has a 'why' can bear any 'how'. 

This blog is hard. The next 90 days are by no means going to be easy. Some of them will be downright torturous. You will have much more determination and will in those difficult days if you have a mission and purpose to look forward to.





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