Authentic Impact

We are never finished. These four words can conjure up feelings of resignation and discouragement, or hope and desire. Repeat them a few times and notice how they strike you. How does it sit, knowing that living life on purpose is never finished? In this final installment of our eight-part Living on Purpose series we hope to share a bit of inspiration, introduce you to three people who are exemplars of Living on Purpose, provide a few insights and share some practical suggestions to fuel lifelong renewal. [ 1,149 more word ]

Living on Purpose #8: Lifelong Renewal We are never finished. These four words can conjure up feelings of resignation and discouragement, or hope and desire. Repeat them a few times and notice how they strike you. How does it sit, know…

As John Lennon and Paul McCartney wrote in their 1967 song, we all “Get By With a Little Help From My Friends”. Family, friends and colleagues help us overcome what life throws at us, and can toss us a life line when we are floundering. They are key to our ability to thrive. Fellow travelers on life’s journey help us reach destinations we could not gain on our own; they are a key component of a life well lived. [ 1,266 more word ]

Living on Purpose #7: Collaborating With Others As John Lennon and Paul McCartney wrote in their 1967 song, we all “Get By With a Little Help From My Friends”. Family, friends and colleagues help us overcome what life throws at us, and can toss…

When we choose to Live Life On Purpose, we become true adults. We acknowledge that we already have the answers we need to live a life of our choosing, and abandon the notion that the source of our discontent is “out there”. We embrace the certainty that each of us is the best expert on our own lives. We become masters of ourselves, truly effective in dealing with the world. [ 1,102 more word ]

Living on Purpose #6: Mastering Yourself When we choose to Live Life On Purpose, we become true adults. We acknowledge that we already have the answers we need to live a life of our choosing, and abandon the notion that the source of our …

“The main thing is to keep the main thing the main thing”. Steven R. Covey That about nails it, doesn’t it? It succinctly describes an important challenge we all face: doing what is most vital to fulfilling our purpose while balancing the myriad requests, demands and distractions that crop up as we go about our daily lives. I sometimes think of it as getting from Point A to Point B with as little drama and as few detours as possible. [ 685 more words ]

Living on Purpose #5: Closing The Gap “The main thing is to keep the main thing the main thing”. Steven R. Covey That about nails it, doesn’t it? It succinctly describes an important challenge we all face: doing what is most vital t…