Employment Epiphany
Those of you who have followed my blog for any amount of time know I have been struggling with the “what do I want to do with my life” question Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: purposeparty
Paralysis of Choice
Sometimes people ask me how I could work for one employer for so long — I am an anomaly among my peers in that respect. I often answer frankly, inertia. Continue Reading →
Squirrels, Elephants, Mosquitoes, and Chupacabras
Last night I attended a session on Idea Management (with Mike Vardy). It reminded me of a lot of the goal management techniques I learned when we did the Purpose Party Continue Reading →
The Problem With Goals
The problem with goals is that if you don’t keep moving toward them, you can’t hope to attain them. During the Purpose Party, we worked on ways to bring our Continue Reading →
Burning the Boat
This morning I read Danielle LaPorte’s “burning question” — what boat do you need to burn? — and I couldn’t come up with one. This may be because I’m still Continue Reading →
Passion: that’s a funny word
This year which has seen me dive head-first into the Purpose Party and the personal exploration that goes with it, has brought a few terms into focus (the same way Continue Reading →
Knowing
You’ve probably heard time and again, “it’s all about who you know” but I’ll bet you never considered that the most important person to know is yourself. Really, that was Continue Reading →
Sheepwalking
I’ve said it many times and I’ll say it again, “I don’t hate my job, I just resent being tethered to a job.” — it’s the schedule, really. Each time Continue Reading →
Purpose Party Part One
Right about now you might be asking, “What the hell is a Purpose Party?” Luckily, I’m about to tell you. About 5 months ago (sometime in early December) a few Continue Reading →