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Finding Purpose and Defining a Vision for your Life

Last week’s blog post (Do you have inspiring goals?) triggered a wonderful response in emails and comments. I had many questions. A common question was about how to begin to find a purpose and define a vision for your life.

This video shares a tool I found 8 years ago that had a major impact on my life over the 2 months after I first did the exercise:

If you are reading this via email, check out the video on the blog here: How to find your Purpose

Did you do the exercise?  How did that work for you?  Let me know how this goes…

Download a quick template for this Purpose tool…

Continue with this line of ideas by reading Meaningful Contribution or Start with the End in Mind or What do you want? 

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  6. Ecatherine Avatar
    Ecatherine

    Conor Neill, Tamuna Megrelishvili & Natia Matnadze

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  7. Manuel Lafuente Avatar
    Manuel Lafuente

    Hi Connor, what about applying this model to organizations? It should be pretty the same.

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    1. Conor Neill Avatar
      Conor Neill

      Thanks Manuel. There is definitely something there… I think Alex Osterwalder’s book “the Business Model Canvas” is the company equivalent to this 6 part “wheel of life”. https://conorneill.com/2011/05/17/business-strategy-how-to-do-business-models/

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