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EPISODE · Sep 27, 2021 · 32 MIN

Steve Ward: Helping Other's Find Their Purpose through Dreamcatcher

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STEVE WARD’S PURPOSE - HELPING OTHERS FIND THEIR PURPOSE Engaging Educational Leaders and Students by bringing the conversation of personal Purpose into the classroom to: intrinsically motivate adolescents and young adults in their education; inspire youth to examine their skills and interests to drive academic decisions; level the playing field to increase equality among youth of different abilities, ethnicities, cultures, social, and economic backgrounds; introduce Aspirational Dataä providing teachers, counselors, social workers, and parents the insights to further guide their students; encourage people to pursue fulfilling careers by design, rather than by debt. One of the most important contributions Steve Ward makes to the discussion of Purpose-Driven Education is that most people wish to “help other people” with their profession when asked what they wish to do for a career. This innate drive stems from a universal desire to give and show love, and connect with others in a meaningful way. How we give and show love and connect with others is as unique as our individual fingerprints. https://dreamcatcherprogram.com/resources/speaking-engagements/

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