Sara Dagan

I have everything—a home, a loving husband, four beautiful children, I am healthy and yet I felt something is missing. I must say I felt very safe and in that safety feeling I found myself looking for problems – just so I can solve them. The safe didn’t serve me, it actually made me very miserable.
I was lost…completely lost, with no clue on what was missing.
“am I only a mother, a wife?,” I began to ask.
My life was uncomfortably predictable—I knew what was going to happen next, in every moment of every day. Between helping my husband in his business and driving my kids around I didn’t even give myself time.
I was no longer myself, and I something had to be done I knew the way will be uncertain and scary; but at some point I had no choice. I couldn’t live separate from myself anymore, so I started exploring.
Today, I found myself again
The difference? Me, and the thousands of miles I’ve traveled since. The thousands of experiences I’ve collected to bring me right back. I’m found.
There were many frightening moments, many moments I didn’t think I would make it. I made mistake after mistake, which catapulted me in the exact direction I was meant to go. I don’t regret any of it, because all of the wrong choices led me to the right place, every step of the way.
If there’s one piece of advice I would give every person, it would be to get lost.
Finding yourself is not a comfortable process, nor should it be. It is petrifying.
This period of confusion is the catalyst for questioning everything, for evaluating your life and your place in it. When you start asking the questions, you will find the answers. Just be prepared-your answers may not be the answers you want, but they are always the answers you need.
When you are lost- Your spirit is screaming, “Help! I’m bored and confused. This present circumstance is no longer fulfilling me. Start looking again. Search every corner. Try new things. Fail miserably and then try something else until you find me. Keep going until you laugh again, until you discover understanding, acceptance, happiness, joy, and most importantly, purpose.”

"When you feel lost, you’ve lost your purpose.

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