To discover your true purpose in life-not your job or your goals-you’ll just need 20 minutes, according to personal growth experts.

To find your purpose, here’s an exercise to do: Get a pen and piece of paper or sit down at your computer and write or type the question: “What is my purpose in life?” Then write whatever pops into your head. Repeat this process-keep writing answers-until you hit one that raises your emotion. You may come up with many random thoughts-but write them all down. One could lead to just what you’re looking for!

Why is your purpose-your life purpose-important? For starters, it affects all areas of your life-relational, spiritual, and social. And let’s not forget about the career! If our actions are in alignment with our talents, gifts and abilities-the results will be great!

Our Purpose: C-Cubed serves clients by faithfully applying our God-given talents to make life-changing improvements in the lives and career paths of each person we coach. What does this really mean? With my experience of connecting with people (like yourself) I’m able to help each and every person discover what they need to be doing for true success and joy!

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Well, it happened again. Each time I drive by our local gas station the price of gas has gone up-again…and again…and again. But why? Greed? Economics? Because they can? Who’s to say?

One thing we do know is that we can predict the change. Gas prices or whatever are-and will likely be-constantly changing.

Let’s unpack this in light of the job search. You’re applying for a position that you know is the prefect match for your experience and goals for the future. But, unbeknownst to you, the employer’s needs (and the position) have changed part way through the process-and they didn’t even tell you! Now what? The job you are in the process for applying for could be totally different from what the employer actually is going to hire for.

If you have spent time researching the company, discovering their line of work, and becoming familiar with their industry, you may be able to navigate around this roadblock. Being armed with this information with help you to flex with the employers needs. In this case, as the employer redefines the position, it may end up being even a better fit for you! Once you have this fit, you’ll be able to attack your career with passion and look forward to Monday morning!

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