Leading a purpose filled life is an admirable goal and one for which a great number of people strive. However, actually meeting that goal can be easier said than done. For one group of people,… Continue Reading Determining Which Purpose to Follow
Remember the days when you were asked what you wanted to be when you grew up, and you enthusiastically shouted out something like, “Doctor!” “Veterinarian!” or “Rock Star!”? Those were the days when dreams and… Continue Reading The Only Question Needed to Put Your Purpose to Use
Everyone is different, sure, but there are still some generalizations that are fairly safe to make. Gymnasts tend to be athletic, writers generally have a knack for words and CEOs typically have outstanding leadership skills.… Continue Reading Think You Have What It Takes to Start a Start-Up?
Most people know someone who is a veritable wealth of knowledge on at least one subject. If none of your friends fit that bill, then that fountain of knowledge just could be you. From tips… Continue Reading Turning Your Purpose Into Profit
What is the most important thing in life? Most people probably would not rate money at the top of the list. When faced with this type of question, most people instead point to things like… Continue Reading 3 Companies That Live What They Love
Never underestimate the power of a solid guilt trip. Not the guilt trip that parents have perfected to coax their teenage kids out of their rooms and into spending time together as a family, but… Continue Reading Head off Procrastination Before It Strikes
Ready to quit that 9 to 5 and set up a business at home? Not so fast! Before you act, consider the following questions: Am I angry about my current job? Startups based on drive… Continue Reading When to Give Your 2-Week Notice and When to Wait It Out
It is one thing to discuss what role a person’s purpose should play in a successful business, but it is another to actually witness a successful entrepreneur put those words into action. The Next Web’s… Continue Reading Paths to Finding a Purpose Can Be as Unique as Fingerprints