“The deepest vocational question is not ‘What ought I to do with my life?’” the author Parker J. Palmer writes. “It is the more elemental and demanding ‘Who am I? What is my nature?’” The Overstreets put it this way: as a man matures, he “learns, as it were, where he leaves off and the world begins,” and “his fateful task becomes that of finding out who he is: where he belongs, what he can do, what significance he has.”
