My Life Purpose (?)

[Victor Vikingr]

I finally got myself to follow Steve's guide to finding one's purpose in life, and thought it would be very easy and quickly done with, but I was soon proved wrong. Although I felt I couldn't believe more in the method (and I certainly didn't start doubting it before one hour had passed) it didn't take twenty minutes, but more than two hours and 189 answers! I got a little frustrated after the first hour had passed, but I shook it off. I figured if I just quit halfway it would've been a complete waste of time, and I didn't really have anything better to do...

Anyway, I'm a quite slow typer most of the time, so that might be why it took so long. Well, as I sat there, I had many emotional surges, some stronger than others, but to my surprise (and concern) most of them didn't seem to have anything at all with my final result, so I'm worried. Is my result false? Did I do anything wrong?

Then again, my final result seemed very general, so maybe the others fit in under it, even if they don't have any direct connection...

Also, the final answer is supposed to make you cry, and while mine certainly was the only to make tears come out of my eyes, I don't know the criteria for crying ...

Anyone who can help?

(PS: this is the right place to post this, right?)

[Chris Cade]

After going through Steve Little's "Perfect Biz Finder" program, I discovered my purpose was:

"My purpose is to use insight, compassion, and the rapid embodiment of wisdom to empower others to experience meaningful states of inner peace, joy, and abundance."

I'm sure that probably doesn't mean anything to anybody else. But whenever I need guidance, I just focus on my heart and read that statement... and usually I discover that the answer I'm looking for involves aligning myself with either what I have (the first part of the sentence) or what I want to give (the latter part of the sentence).

[supertom]

Originally Posted by Chris Cade

After going through Steve Little's "Perfect Biz Finder" program, I discovered my purpose was:

"My purpose is to use insight, compassion, and the rapid embodiment of wisdom to empower others to experience meaningful states of inner peace, joy, and abundance."

I'm sure that probably doesn't mean anything to anybody else. But whenever I need guidance, I just focus on my heart and read that statement... and usually I discover that the answer I'm looking for involves aligning myself with either what I have (the first part of the sentence) or what I want to give (the latter part of the sentence).

would you say your purpose is who you are??