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to help, as well as what you want to do.
Another strategy for discovering your life’s purpose involves hiring
your nocturnal subconscious mind. Ask your subconscious mind upon
going to sleep: “What is my true purpose? What am I on this Earth to
do?” Put a pen and paper beside the bed, and jot down any thoughts you
have during the night. Upon waking, spend the first 20 minutes freewriting,
using the above questions as your prompts. When you discover
gold, you will know it. Your cork will pop, and your energy will flow.
I love to journal. I have stacks of journals filled with thoughts, concerns
and ideas from the last 20 years of my life. When you devote time and
energy to the writing process, your intuition comes to your aid and
helps to solve your toughest dilemmas. As you soul search for your
divine purpose, common themes will appear. My common themes are
family, animals and nature, as well as art and writing. These have been
my great passions for as long as I can remember.
Writing is just one way to discover your purpose, but it can work wonders.
I can attest to the magic of journaling. Write and reflect. Then, repeat.
Discover more about yourself through your writing! Do you surround
yourself with artists? Maybe your inner artist is begging to be set
free. Do you love to wander the aisles of your local home improvement
store? Do you tinker in the garage every chance you get? These are clues.
After you unveil your higher calling through soul searching and selfreflection,
you will want to begin visualizing your success and the positive
impact that your work will have on society. Goal setting is key, and
there are plenty of excellent books on the topic. I recommend Goals! by
Brian Tracy. A list of action steps will also help you stay on track. Endless
resources are available to help you use visualization, goal setting
and action steps to manifest your dreams.
We are all faced with countless choices each day. Make choices that
align with your passions! Go where the energy is! When you live
your life’s purpose, you not only help the world, you help yourself.
Just like endorphins keep us wanting more exercise, the energy
surge we feel when we pursue our chosen work keeps us energetic,
wanting more. The more we help the world, the better we feel! We
lead by example, and those around us are inspired to make their
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