Purposeful Living

The first step into living your life on purpose is to put a stop to events and behaviors that divert us from our path. These energy leaks have two sources: both internal and external. Once we put a stop to leaking energy, it puts us in a position to step into a new flow to come our way.

Target-based goal-setting systems are better than having no goals at all. When I first started using SMART goals, for example, I found around 50% of my goals manifested. I learned that they were limited by our experience so far and our imagination. Then a shaman introduced me to the idea of setting goals based on what you want to learn and my world exploded with new time-fun opportunities.

While it is great to have goals, especially time-full ones, they manifest even better when we know our why. In this lesson, we will look not at finding your why but at what is even better than that … and better still again. When we raise our game, the Universe takes notice and starts to deliver just what we need, just at the perfect time too. I share too my meta-strategy and encourage you to do the same.

So when you find your why, the next step on this path is to find who you really are. Our given name gives little clue as to our real purpose. In this intriguing exercise, I share an iterative technique for discovering your soul name.

When we live our lives on purpose, everything around us aligns and cosmic forces are brought to bear. Serendipity oozes from every pore and opportunity arrives at our door. The universe acts as our guide but also has a sense of humour and likes to work in riddles. The signs are always there and it is our task to spot them. A quiet mind is the key here.

Living a purpose-full life is difficult if we are struggling financially. Conversely, when we do live a life on real purpose, delivering on our meta-strategy, we find that, magically, enough money that we need seems to pop along, at the most perfect time, sometimes in the most bizarre and surprising manner.

As we step into a new way to be, initially we can be tested. Events come our way that might cause to doubt our aims and goals. When we see them as tests, we can embrace them and learn from them. From adversity comes rich opportunity and we take what at first seems like negative energy and transmute and harness it to our advantage and to the benefit of others.