When you pursue your main purpose in life you automatically trigger certain success traits: Passion, Persistence, Focus and Patience. When these four success traits come together you know you are following the right main purpose in life. I came up with a simple exercise to help parents help their children find their main purpose in life: In the first column, list everything that has ever made you happy in life. Highlight those happiness events that require some type of marketable skill. In the second column, assign a # to each highlighted happiness event with #1 being the happiest one and #2 the next happiest one etc. In the third column, assign a # to each happiness event with #1 being the greatest potential income, #2 the next highest income etc. In the fourth column total the numbers. The lowest numbers represent your optimal main purpose in life. Allow your child to pursue each one of these optimal main purposes from the exercise, six months at a time. The one or ones that generate the most passion and trigger Unforced Focus represent the likeliest candidates for what could be your child’s main purpose in life.
Posted on: Sun, 21 Sep 2014 12:20:52 +0000
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