Making A Purpose List

Joi Foley of the Rockwood Leadership Institute says, "Think of Purpose as gas in a car. It’s the fuel that keeps me going no matter where I’m headed or how long the journey might be. Without it, I’d be standing still on the side of the road because when I know why I do what I do, I can stay focused, energized, and powerful." Purpose isn’t just about work, either. It can connect to our families, our friendships, our hobbies – our whole lives. In many ways, that’s what makes it such a useful tool. Because Purpose is not the destination, but rather, the fuel that gets us wherever we want to go, it grows as we grow, deepening and evolving over time. That’s why it’s useful to reflect on it every so often, to see where our path might have shifted… or if we’ve shifted and lost sight of our path. Duchess continue last month's Spiritual Revolution discussion. As well as return to Lena and Jose Stevens' monthly Energy Report and Spiritual review of these changing political revolations.