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He uses a compelling analogy from his father, a journalist, who said there are three types of people: those who make things happen, those who watch things happen, and those who ask what happened. To lead a fulfilling life, he encourages us to be the kind of person who actively creates change.
Practical Steps Toward Discovering and Living Purpose
Rabbi Jacobson’s advice to those feeling lost or insignificant is straightforward yet profound:
Identify your passions and talents. What excites you? How can it serve others?
Engage daily in small acts related to your passion. Sharing a kind thought, a helpful gesture, or a creative project.
Be proactive. Instead of waiting for motivation, generate momentum by initiating actions aligned with your purpose.