Chapter seven of 'at the Existentialist'

The seventh chapter of Sartre's philosophy, 'at the Existentialist,' focused heavily on subject freedom. In this chapter, Camus is claimed to have been influenced by David Hume, who discovered that all experiences contained independent impressions (Vaill, Amanda). When anything is difficult, life appears pointillist in Sartre's imagination.

Today, I live for a reason. Yet determining my mission in life is a complex calculation. As I am twenty-seven years old, the findings on my purpose indicate that I desire to establish enterprises in information technology industries in Texas in 10 years. The journey to whether all this functional purpose shall be fulfilled is very challenging because I am not certain whether I will be successful. My life is much sensible because my aim is to outwork everyone in my field to ensure I fulfill my aims. Secondly, I never consider life as my competitor but I will use it to better myself. I will not wait for the perfect time rather than to keep working because no time is best to fulfill the purposes of my life.

Personal reflection on my view of my purpose

Last month I opened a new business in Texas with few computers to deal with information management within the city and its environs. This is my purpose and with the continued improvements I am experiencing in that business, I am confident that my targets shall be soon come to reality. For a couple of months now, I am getting connected to many professionals and this is a great sign of having many customers to our business. The world to today is highly connected and diversity has really helped me grow my business.