Showing posts with label life with purpose. Show all posts
Showing posts with label life with purpose. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 1, 2015

Abundance - Realize abundance don’t just imagine abundance

 
I live in the southwestern desert of New Mexico. Most of the year the climate is dry, windy, and devoid of vegetation. Realizing abundance in this environment is difficult at best. So, when someone starts talking about the subject I have a hard time visualizing what that looks like because of where I live.


In the current economy with jobs being outsourced to foreign countries and high unemployment it’s hard to realize having more than enough. The minimum wage is not keeping pace with the rising prices of essentials. Getting a higher education to make more money has risen higher every year and the jobs available are decreasing every year. The future doesn’t look bright but bleak.


Then one day something happened that started me thinking about how I could get more out of life. It began while I was working at a ranch that boarded horses. I was hired to service travelers with horses who needed to stop overnight and rest. Night after night people would come into the property with huge elaborate horse trailers with living quarters pulled by big expensive pickup trucks.

How did these people get the money to buy such beautiful expensive things?

I was so amazed that I asked one of our clients. What he told me has inspired the creation of my website and now my life style.


What he revealed in a few short hours was a strategy that the wealthy have known and used for years. Since that time he has provided a pathway to abundance that I never thought possible.

The most astonishing thing was that abundance existed all around me. It was there all the time but I just didn’t see it. Like the rain on the desert that brings about so much life this new perspective helped me realize things I had only imagined.


It took someone outside of me to show me what was inside of me. It took someone outside of me to help me have a plan to get what I always thought I deserved. I knew I could have more, be more, accomplish more but never had a mindset to get it.


Suddenly, everything began to make perfect sense. Life all around me came together and every day I accomplished more than I thought I could before. Getting what I felt I deserved was now attainable and within reach. One event snowballed to another building momentum that sustained itself.

I wished that I had asked sooner and realized that I could help someone else achieve the results they wanted in their life. I came to understand that these principles can be applied to anyone who desires more, deserves more, and grabs for more.

For more information about how to have abundance in your life go to Incredible Transformation.

A Purpose Driven Life? What Do you Mean by a Purpose Driven Life?

The Purpose Driven Life was one of the most popular books every published.  It sold over 20 million copies and is now the second most translated book in the world, only second to the Bible.  The book spawned other books and studies like, The Purpose Driven Church, and The Purpose Driven Sunday School Class.  There are Purpose Driven Journals; the list goes on and on and seems to be endless. 


Why is it then with so many people bought this book and still search for their purpose?  I think that finding purpose is one of the things that humans strive for.  We are somehow hardwired to want to know why we are here on this Earth.  What did God put us here to do?  Are we to just bounce around this planet from unfulfilling job to unfulfilling job, from one relationship to another, and from place to place not really knowing why we exist?  I don’t think so, but there must have been something missing that the book, The Purpose Driven Life, didn’t tell us.


I didn’t read the book the entire book.  I found it repetitive and boring.  That’s just my opinion.  But I do remember that Rick Warren, the author of the book, saying that he wasn’t writing the book to add more things to your already busy life, but to simplify your life.  That’s great, but is that really what happens when you start living your purpose?  Will your life become simpler?  Any book I have ever read about people who are living their purpose their lives are not simpler, in fact, they become busier and more complex.


The Apostle Paul always lived a complex, busy life.  Many of our modern guru’s are very busy and work long hours.  Why would they want to live that way?  It’s because they love what they do.  If you love it and it is your purpose then you will put in the long, busy hours and enjoy every single hour.  It won’t seem like time is wasted on mindless activity like a repetitive job.


A life of fulfillment and purpose is about doing the thing that you love to it’s fullest potential.  If you don’t feel that way about your life perhaps you aren’t living a purpose driven life. 


Do you have something nagging at you telling you that you are NOT fulfilling the purpose you we put on Earth? I want to talk with you.  I want to help 10 people fulfill their purpose in 2016.  You must go through a qualification process. If you want to see if you qualify go  here and sign up.  I want to connect with you about your dreams and see if you are one of those who I will work with to take your life to its purpose.