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Jul 5, 2017 4 min

Help! I Think I Have No Purpose!

from The Effectologist Hosted by Miriam Castilla

Do you know what your purpose is? Do you even have one? If you’re like me, you’ve probably worried that maybe you’re the only person on the planet without a purpose - or at least without a clue as to what it may be. If only we were given an instruction manual and mission statement when we were born. “Miriam - your mission should you choose to accept it is….” That would be handy, wouldn’t it? Sadly, I’ve not heard of anyone being given the handbook to their life. We kind of have to work it out for ourselves as we go. So how do you do it? How do you work out what your purpose is? How do you live life feeling like you even HAVE a purpose? The great news is that YOU get to decide what your purpose is! How awesome is that? See it’s more about living ON PURPOSE and WITH PURPOSE - not so much about having a clearly defined purpose - that one single thing you’re meant to do with this gift of life. When you live each day with purpose and on purpose, you get to life with incredible joy and THAT is what your true purpose is - to fully experience yourself and all you are capable of! So how do you do that? How do you know when you’re living on purpose and how do you know when you’re off track? I’m so glad you asked, honey bear... In this Effectology Tip: ● what your true purpose is ● how to ensure you live each day on purpose ● where to get help to find out what truly drives and inspires you

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