How Do You Find Your Soul?

Thank You. A gutten Yahr mit brochos likulam bakol.

 I had the good fortune of having a Mshpia with much common sense. He put it this way. There is a space between inactive complacency and heavy frustratededness (sorry I made up the word). This space is proactive frustration, which means this: I accept who I am. I must or I’ll drown, but I must constantly grow. My hunger for growth should be one drop more than what I am actually capable of doing, so that it motivates and doesn’t overwhelm.
The Hippies used to say “Think globally and act locally”.
In context this means, have big dreams but remember it’s only what we do that matters. We must celebrate whatever we’ve done and aspire for more, much more.
Much success. Remember that helping others is both very Lubavitch and a great way to keep