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sense of purpose

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Noun1.sense of purpose - the quality of having a definite purpose
meaningfulness - the quality of having great value or significance


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There are a few key tips on how creating a sense of purpose can help you motivate yourself.
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I would contend that the professional hospital chaplain brings a great deal to the health care team, especially during and after the crises, where a caring heart, and well-placed hand, and a compassionate voice can relieve stress, create a sense of purpose, and help a hospital staff thrive and face their difficult work with joy, commitment and a sense of purpose.
 
 
 
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