How do you know when your mission ... your purpose is complete? We consider a quote from a book I read 30 years ago (and proceeded to forget) until I was reminded about it recently.

In response to the questions I asked a few episodes back, I pondered, prayed, and read and I’m excited to share with you my insights about the reason why I’m not satisfied with where my life is (and why you’re probably not satisfied either).

What do you know to be true? Without any doubt, without any question … these core truths guide your life and your choices.

The moment you take FULL responsibility and accountability for yourself and your choices is a game changer. We are not victims of circumstance. Our circumstances don’t dictate our reality.

Sometimes the best way to help yourself is to help others. We discuss how to use this strategy to help with your transition out of education.

We've talked about the importance of visualization and imagination before, but when taken with the other ingredients of success, it helps push you through the messy middle.

Tenacity is one of the most important ingredients as you transition out of education and redirect your purpose. It's going to get difficult, but with tenacity you will be able to see it through to the start of a new chapter in your life.

Continuing on our recipe for transition success, we're talking about courage today. You can't even think of embarking on a new chapter of your journey without exercising your courage muscle.

The next ingredient we dive into is inspiration … how to be an inspiration to others and how to live life with inspiration.

The first ingredient for our recipe for transition success is hope. Without hope, you won’t be able to get very far because hope enables us to push forward even in the most difficult of times.