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Your Job Today

Your job today is to change the world,
and to do it in your own special way.
Your job today is to
move the world closer
to the best it can be by pushing
yourself toward the best you can be.
The world will be different at the end
of the day because of
the way you have lived.
The world will change
during this day,
because of the thoughts
you have focused upon
and the actions
you have decided to take.
There is no one else
who can do your job for you.
There is no one else who can give to life
the unique value that you're able to give.
It is an awesome responsibility and
a magnificent opportunity.
For the more you give of yourself,
the more life will resemble
the best vision you have for it.
That is your job today,
to give the best of what you have and
to truly make life better for the effort.
Do that job well,
and the rewards will be rich indeed.

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