The magical harmony of inner purpose and outer purpose
Inner purpose is how our purpose work bring us alive. Outer purpose is how our purpose work connects us to the world around us.
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Insights on inner transformation and outer contribution from my coaching practice.
Purpose, passion, and peace: Three ingredients to a thriving life
To cultivate and sustain a truly thriving life, we must pursue more than purpose. We must also pursue passion and peace.
What does it mean to be purpose-driven?
To be a purpose-driven leader is not to forsake profit. It’s to use profit to serve the greater good. It’s to continuously fill your own cup and to share generously from it.
What is purpose? Purpose = passion + service.
Through purpose, you not only cultivate lasting meaning and fulfillment but a deep sense of peace that can sustain you through the darkest, most turbulent times.
What now?
I wish I had something profound, helpful, or inspiring to say. But for now, the only way to relate to all this that makes any kind of sense to me is to step up even further into myself; this work I’ve set out on supporting aspiring change leaders; and building community, connection, and support networks with folks like you.
Feeling the sadness all the way through
If I can’t fully feel the sadness – and whatever other feelings come along with this change – then I can’t fully acknowledge and honor this beautiful, momentous chapter of my life. I can’t offer it the proper goodbye that it so deserves.
Access all the energy and motivation you could ever want
Every single one of us can absolutely cultivate all the energy we could ever need to sustain our lives and careers through joy-and-love-based energies. And when we do so, we cultivate a much greater sense of joy, grace, and ease in the process.
How much does coaching cost?
Different coaches charge wildly different amounts. These days, the lowest cost might be $100-$150 per hour. But some coaches charge well over $1000 an hour. However, while some coaches will […]
It’s time to step aside
Rather than thinking of it as weakness, failing, or giving up, where might I recast my decision to let something go as creating an opportunity for new leaders, new ideas, and fresh energy?
It’s time to give up
In today’s culture, perhaps especially among men, we put a high premium on determination. We so often encourage people to “never give up.” Is that wise?