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Assessment: Overcoming Obstacles to Discovering Your Purpose As Teenagers

What are some specific ways that laziness might be keeping you from discovering your divine purpose, and how can you use Proverbs 12:24 to motivate yourself to work harder?

How do the friendships you maintain affect your journey towards finding your purpose? Reflect on Proverbs 13:20 to evaluate whether your friends are encouraging or hindering your progress.

In what ways does peer pressure impact your decisions and actions? How can Romans 12:2 help you stay true to your values and resist negative influences?

How does procrastination prevent you from taking steps toward discovering your purpose? What practical strategies, guided by Ecclesiastes 11:4, can you use to overcome procrastination?

What kinds of excuses do you find yourself making when it comes to pursuing your goals? How can Philippians 4:13 inspire you to move past these excuses and take action?

How does social media affect your focus and self-esteem? How can you apply Colossians 3:2 to set boundaries and use social media in a way that supports your purpose?

How can trusting in God’s plan help you deal with feelings of uncertainty about your future? Use Jeremiah 29:11 to find reassurance and guidance in times of doubt.

What are some ways to seek out and nurture friendships that align with your values and purpose? Consider Proverbs 13:20 when choosing companions who will encourage your journey.

How can you balance the desire to fit in with staying true to your personal beliefs and goals? Reflect on Galatians 1:10 to help you make decisions that align with your purpose.

What strategies can you put in place to manage procrastination and stay focused on your goals? Use Proverbs 6:9-11 to identify steps you can take to overcome this challenge.

How do you handle making excuses, and how can you replace them with proactive steps toward your purpose? Reflect on James 2:17 to guide your approach.

What limits can you set on social media to ensure it helps rather than hinders your journey? Use 1 John 2:15-17 to establish boundaries that keep you focused on your goals.

How can adopting a mindset of diligence and perseverance help you overcome laziness? Consider Proverbs 13:4 when developing your work ethic and commitment.

How can you rely on God’s strength to resist peer pressure and make choices aligned with your divine purpose? Reflect on Isaiah 41:10 for support and encouragement.

In what ways can trusting in God’s plan guide you through obstacles and uncertainties in your journey? Use Proverbs 3:5-6 to find peace and direction as you overcome challenges.

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Prince Victor Matthew 

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