Life On Purpose:: Six Passages to an Inspired Life (Life On Purpose Series Book 1)

Don’t be overly concerned about whether you feel such a future is possible for yourself. You should find a balance, though, in which it doesn’t feel like a pie-in-the-sky fantasy, either. You need not worry at this point about how to bring this future into reality; simply allow yourself to dream. This initial exercise will sow the seeds for a more

Analysis of Results: At this level you're getting by in your life, although many times it may feel like something is missing. Those feelings could be your soul beginning to awaken to the rich possibilities that lie ahead. Trust those feelings and begin to ask your inner guidance system for what's needed to begin fulfilling your life. To do this, yo

I’m not saying there’s anything wrong with being smart, working hard, or making a lot of money. It’s only when you have no real choice in these matters, when the puppeteer of your Inherited Purpose is pulling your strings without you even being aware of it, that it becomes restrictive and self-limiting.

There is actually a fourth component life purpose that is so critical to the formation of a powerful, enduring, and flexible life purpose that you can think of it as the foundation upon which the life purpose stands and the glue that holds it all together. There are various ways to refer to this last ingredient. One way is to call it love—the unive

once they found their focus, they could begin to use their life purpose to make their decisions about where and how to invest their time, energy, money, and talents.

Life Purpose is the Context and Vessel That Holds and Shapes Your Life—You, in Moments of Time, Doing “Stuff.” There is a bit of a paradox here. On the one hand a Purpose Project serves as a bridge from the domain of being to the “real world” of doing and having. And at the same time, it is important not to forget that your Created Life Purpose, fr

Our instinctive emotions are those that we have inherited from a much more dangerous world, and contain, therefore, a larger portion of fear than they should. –Bertrand Russell

I’ve lived a life of no regrets.”

Count your blessings either verbally or in writing. Do not stop counting until you feel really grateful for being alive. Mentally revisit one or more special occasions when you were most present to the miracle and joy of being alive. This could be the birth of a child, a time you made a real difference with someone, a most enjoyable vacation, or so