What's your handprint on the world?

Have you ever thought if you would die tomorrow, what people would say at your funeral? Would you go for that typical story of their life, with humor and crying? Or would you want people to describe you as a passionate world changer, someone who lived for Jesus and kept Him in every breath, step, and move they made. Sorry to break it to you but no one would dare say something mean to one another at a funeral. Whether they need to stretch the truth or not, no one would say something mean.
God made us special. He wove us together, uniquely and like no one else. Something I've been dealing a lot with lately is insecurity, but now reading Psalm 139 I realize that God created me special and with a job He chose ME to do.
"For you created my inmost being, you knit me together in my mother's womb. I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made, your works are wonderful, I know that full well. " Psalm 139 13-14
He made us wonderfully. He made us with a plan, something that would glorify Him, and something that He chose us to do. For me, I believe that God has given me the gifts of writing, song, dance, encouraging, and empathy to help others.
I know my title is called "What's your hand print on the world?" and you may be wondering how that ties in with this blog post. Since God gave us these talents, we need to do something with them. The saddest thing in life is when we have all these things in front of us and we don't use them. To me, its like having all the ingredients for a cake but never using them and starving to death. So I ask you, when you die what will you say was your handprint on the world? Maybe you're an encourager. Maybe you're an evangelist. Maybe even a missionary. But whatever it is, we need to put our handprint on the world, imitating Christ and change the world.