If you’ve completed the exercises in 7 Days to Align Your Life for Success, you should now have all the pieces of your authentic core puzzle. The next step is to unite these elements into a short, memorable paragraph. It’s important to keep it short so that you can remember it. Take your short

Burmese democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi was the recipient of the 1991 Nobel Peace Prize and the first person to win it while under detention. When asked by a journalist if she was ever afraid of her captors, who could harm her physically or emotionally at any time, Aung San replied, “No, because

If a sense of purpose adds meaning and direction to your life… and expressing your natural talents creates joy, creativity, and satisfaction… what would happen if you combined both your purpose and your talents as your life’s work?

I can guarantee you that it would be pretty damn sweet. You’d be on purpose. You’d

Fifty years ago, Albert Einstein was asked by a newspaper reporter to describe his talents – to explain, in other words, what unique qualities of his personality led to his discoveries and made him such a towering figure in modern physics. Einstein replied, “I have no particular talent. I am merely inquisitive.”

Each of

Do you know your life purpose? Chances are that you do. Your life purpose is always right near the surface of your life. It desperately wants to express itself. You don’t have to travel to Tibet or on a three-year round-the-world spiritual quest to find it (hey, don’t let that stop you from taking