The question is - Do we really know what we want from life and also know how to attain it. I think we would agree that being successful is a good thing but for some reason we often find it to be an elusive and difficult thing to achieve. I believe part of the problem is that we don’t really have a sense of what true success is. There is a common misperception of success, such as achieving wealth, power, fame, prestige, and also those material manifestations found in the pursuit of a bigger house, a nicer car, exclusive club memberships, a yacht, whatever. But once we attain some of these false trappings of success we find we are really chasing a moving target and then want more and more and are never truly satisfied. There must be a better way! 

You may often find it difficult to keep the balance within yourself when your external world seems so chaotic and perpetually out-of-balance. But therein lies the secret: Keeping the balance within yourself while everything around you appears to be so out of control.      

Your Values - what is most important to you - set the foundation for your ideals and your life philosophy. By knowing your Values and their relative importance to each other you will continually be able to pursue what is most important to you. They will give you balance and security as you walk life's tightropes. Should you fall they will get you back up and make you more proficient at walking life's tightropes. 

The value of life itself is predicated upon the intensity of the the Values (your highest aspirations and expectations) that you are in pursuit of. As you knowingly and deliberately make decisions based upon your highest Values you will be experiencing the full value of your life. 

All of life is change. And it must be accepted and purposely managed if you are to grow and self-renew.  But since change requires you to make decisions you often fear making them because you fear potential failure. You may then believe that since change involves risk, you can just avoid the change and thus avoid the risk. This attitude, however, results in self-limitation of remaining who you presently are, rather than opening the door to who you can actually become. In this episode, you will learn how to embrace the opportunities that self-change will provide you.  

It would be great if trumpets would blare, the heavens would part and the golden scroll of your Purpose in God's own handwriting would land at your feet. You could then march forward with resolute determination and enjoy total life fulfillment.  Well, if that doesn't happen you may need to come up with another plan. In this episode we will explore the role of spiritual intervention and its impact on your life's destiny. 

Undoubtedly, the meaning of life is a very intense and heavy topic.  Has your life's Purpose been preordained? Is your life's destiny a predetermined event? Or is it up to you to give purpose and meaning to your life?  These are problematic questions and in this episode I hope to simplify the answers for you. 

Oliver Wendell Holmes told us, "The great thing in the world is not so much where you stand, as in what direction you are going". In this episode we'll explore your current reality and the reality you wish to achieve. You will learn how to recognize the tension you feel between these two realities and how to close the gap between then. You will also learn how to recognize life's twists and turns and how you can easily navigate through these obstacles. 

Your Purpose is not some monolithic thing that you can set on a shelf and then expect it to provide any meaning to you.  In this episode, we'll discuss your Life Plan and how to turn your Purpose into specific actions that will tell you where you are going and also how you will get there. 

In this episode we'll dive deeper into your life Purpose by focusing on the big "Who Am I?" question. You'll find that when you do uncover your Purpose you will know exactly who you are, and conversely, when you know who your are, you will know your Purpose.