The other day I was watching a few episodes of the TV show Criminal Minds.
If you haven't seen it, not only are you missing out on a great show, it's all about a team of FBI agents who work at Quantico in the Behavioral Analysis Unit. What they do is they track down serial killers by profiling them from their behavior.
One of the agents is called Derek Morgan (played by Shamar Moore).
In the show, even though Derek, along with his other profiling teammates, work exceptionally long hours (often flying interstate and taking their 'go bags' along with them because it involves staying for a night or two), he manages to spend time working on his mission on his few days off.
His mission is restoring houses and renting them. He's been doing it for years and has quite a few houses in his portfolio, all of them looking quite immaculate.
And it's his mission that finally enables him to quit the team when the going got too much for him after he was kidnapped and tortured.
Because of his houses and the rental income he gains from them, he's able to quit his high-paying job and still be financially secure and never needs to work again. He even moves into one of his own houses so he doesn't even have to worry about paying a mortgage.
And this is how having a mission can improve your life.
You don't have to restore houses. Your mission can be anything you want it to be.
And in my new book, Mission Critical For Life, I show you how to discover your own mission and how to use it to transform your life socially, financially, and personally.
All in 10 easy steps that I layout for you in a step-by-step process to follow.
It's a small book and easy to read so that you can get going fast.
https://ruthiswriting.com/books/MCFL.html
If you haven't seen it, not only are you missing out on a great show, it's all about a team of FBI agents who work at Quantico in the Behavioral Analysis Unit. What they do is they track down serial killers by profiling them from their behavior.
One of the agents is called Derek Morgan (played by Shamar Moore).
In the show, even though Derek, along with his other profiling teammates, work exceptionally long hours (often flying interstate and taking their 'go bags' along with them because it involves staying for a night or two), he manages to spend time working on his mission on his few days off.
His mission is restoring houses and renting them. He's been doing it for years and has quite a few houses in his portfolio, all of them looking quite immaculate.
And it's his mission that finally enables him to quit the team when the going got too much for him after he was kidnapped and tortured.
Because of his houses and the rental income he gains from them, he's able to quit his high-paying job and still be financially secure and never needs to work again. He even moves into one of his own houses so he doesn't even have to worry about paying a mortgage.
And this is how having a mission can improve your life.
You don't have to restore houses. Your mission can be anything you want it to be.
And in my new book, Mission Critical For Life, I show you how to discover your own mission and how to use it to transform your life socially, financially, and personally.
All in 10 easy steps that I layout for you in a step-by-step process to follow.
It's a small book and easy to read so that you can get going fast.
https://ruthiswriting.com/books/MCFL.html
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