Are you one of those people who struggle to discover your life ? s purpose ? Or do you think you uncovered it , only to find out you ? re still not feeling fulfilled or that there ? s not enough joy in your life ?
By Master Tr ainer Michael J . Losier
Are you one of those people who struggle to discover your life ? s purpose ? Or do you think you uncovered it , only to find out you ? re still not feeling fulfilled or that there ? s not enough joy in your life ?
Whether you ? re just finishing college , or have been in the workforce for 30 years , you ? ve learned that feeling fulfilled is the essential part of anything you do .
And , like most people , you know what it ? s like to feel joyless whether it ? s at your workplace , in your relationships , or how you spend your time .
All of that can change , and I ? ll show you how to do it .
It ? s time for a paradigm shift . It ? s time for you to change the way you think and operate .
Start by embracing these four assumptions .
1 . It ? s okay to feel fulfilled in every area of your life .
I spent over five years researching and writing Your Life ? s Purpose : Uncover What Really Fulfills You . I hosted seminars in Hong Kong , Malaysia , Singapore , Canada , and United States . What I
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discovered was that most people found it difficult to accept that it was okay to want to feel joy in all areas of their lives . Their response wasn ? t surprising , given that they grew up watching their parents work for money , not for fulfillment .
2 . The purpose of your life is to feel joy .
When I asked people to share their life ? s purpose most said that they wanted ? to be ? something or ? do ? something ? be a doctor , an artist , a teacher , to construct things , to serve others , to work with their hands , etc .
3 . Your objective is to create strategies to get your fulfillment needs met so you can feel joy in every part of your life .
Specific needs , when we get them met , bring us joy . These needs fulfill us ; hence the term " fulfillment needs .? While the ambitions listed under # 2 may seem to describe one ? s life purpose , they ? re actually strategies that people can use to