Most people are typically in the workforce for 40-45 years.

During that time, those with a good career started with zealous bang, earned a fortune, but lived in a state of doubt and exhaustion for the last decade of their career: “what’s the point of any of this” or “I’m too old for this.”

Millions who pass through the workforce in this way are replaced and forgotten soon after they leave.

In contrast, we remember Socrates, Benjamin Franklin, Harriet Tubman, and Lord Krishna hundreds and thousands of years after they left. Why?

These people dedicated themselves to something bigger than a paycheck.

What is your calling?

Who will miss you when you’re gone?