I have no special talent. I am only passionately curious.
Albert Einstein
Einstein’s autobiography was the first “big boy” book I read at the age of 9 years. I was fascinated by his life, and have since frequently gone to him for advice on how to live.
One of those areas is “Purpose of Life”. That thought of having only one purpose has plagued me throughout my life.I have frequently doubted that I have lived up to warrant the privilege of sucking air for so many years. Leave it up to Einstein to come up with a fundamental purpose that is simple yet complicated.
I think it is appropriate that I give you one of Einstein’s Fundamental Purposes in life to end this week long series of the searching for my life’s purpose. Empathy is certainly my fundamental purpose in life, but maybe being passionately curious follows closely behind.
