Guest Spotlight: About Your Calling by Frank A. Acosta

Frank could sense that it was time for him to begin living as though he was already an author and public speaker. Of course, again, his mind quickly began to find reasons for doubt, such as: 1) while he had worked on a collection of poetry off and on for 4-5 years, he didn’t see the pathway to having it published so that he could technically be an “author”; and 2) being so soft-spoken and given that his lungs have taken a beating from multiple bouts with pneumonia and from having a form of Muscular Dystrophy, it just didn’t seem practical for him to give speeches for a living. So, did this stop him?


Without further ado, I present Frank A. Acosta:

I couldn’t sleep last night.

My mind ran back to a conversation I had with a good friend about the inspiration behind RWF Global and how I’ve been working on promoting it.

I joked that I am not a marketing genius yet though I feel blessed for learning as much as I am about promotion and networking in general. I also feel blessed to have friends, family and new acquaintances who support my effort to reach out and motivate people to live with a purpose.

And somewhere during the conversation my friend mentioned that RWF Global seemed to be about finding direction and a sense of one’s calling in life.

Then it hit me: I realized that talking about finding my calling could actually inspire others to find theirs!



I had known this in a way, of course, but hearing it from another person in a slightly different tone helped me understand it in a new light. Sometimes you just have to hear about what you’re doing from another voice because it’s easy to become unaware of the effect you’re having and the kind of energy you’re giving off.

Also, the fact is you don’t have to be a well-known expert to cause a positive change in the lives of others. You don’t need fancy degrees, accolades, a million dollar bank account and your own T.V. show to have an impact and to do your part in improving the lives of others as you improve your own. You simply need to live your truth.

In terms of people, we have to remember we are all from the same energetic source. Regardless of our gender, race, and cultural backgrounds, we’re still living beings built from the same stardust. The color of your skin and the accent that you have doesn’t matter; the message you have DOES. Imagine how happy you get when you talk about something that is important to you.

As an example, when I prayed the night after I talked with my friend, I could sense that it is time for me to begin living as though I am already an author and public speaker.

However, I soon remembered reading about different self-publishing companies and instances when I have actually given short talks in front of crowds ranging from a dozen to nearly 3,000 people.

It’s also true that without faith I would have never created RWF Global in the first place.

You see it takes faith to live. It also takes faith to find your calling, but you often have more help to do this, even if you don’t realize it at first.

And even though faith is believing in that which is not yet seen, you CAN feed your spirit on the food that grows faith when you’re willing to be open and listen. It just takes practice. You can help encourage others to find their calling in life too.

To learn more, check out his website here: http://rwfglobal.com


Frank A. Acosta is a visionary and a person who is determined to make this world a better place. Even though most of his struggles have been anything but ordinary, he is still more determined than ever to reach success.


Thank you everyone for all your help and support this year. It has truly meant a lot. We all work to help each other and rise to new heights.

Stay tuned for a new blog article Jan. 7th, 2016 after the holidays. Have a safe and happy holiday.


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