Interview with Bas Rijksen: A Peek Into His Life And Missionary Work

Hi there.

Trusting you’re doing well!

Since I like to be personal and accessible we’ve made video in which I’m interviewed so you can have a peek into my life.

Especially, I would like to show you that I’m just like you; I’m not better, more special, more holy or more spiritual, even though some might draw that conclusion since I’m a bit of a public guy who teaches the Bible and such.

I don’t know about you, but when I read someone’s blog posts or watch someone on video I naturally ask myself, “I wonder who this person shares their live with? How did they actually end up doing what they’re doing? What would they do in daily life?

In other words, I’m just curious about the “behind the scenes” of some people. That’s why I came up with the idea of making a video to answer the questions that I myself usually have about some “public figures” or people I respect.

So the purpose of this video is to give you a peek into my life and missionary work.

The questions that I’m answering in this video are:

• Who are you and what do you do in daily life?
• Who do you spend your life with?
• What is your Big thing in life?
• How did you end up becoming a Missionary, Speaker, Writer?
• How does a regular week look like for you?
• What are things you enjoy most in life?
• What are some random things people don’t know about you?
• What do you want to be remembered for?

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Also, I like to get to know you better too!

That’s why I ask you a question in the end of the video.

The question is: what do you want to be remembered for?!

I’ve found this to be a very helpful question to get clarity on what my main goal is in life. It’s the thing that I want to keep cultivating and be growing in. Also, answering this question can even help you determine the reasons why you exist.

Looking forward to your answer.

Question: What do you want to be remembered for? Leave your comment UNDER THE VIDEO on YouTube.

Yours,

Bas