The On-Purpose Person: Making Your Life Make Sense
Kevin W. McCarthy
Language: English
Pages: 152
ISBN: 0974052558
Format: PDF / Kindle (mobi) / ePub
Is Your Life Filled, Yet Unfulfilled?
Do you feel pulled in a thousand different directions?
Are your days so busy you hardly have time to think?
Are you living up to other people's expectations while your own plans and dreams go unmet?
In The On-Purpose Person you'll learn how to discover who you are, where you are headed, what you should do, and what's most important to you! That's being on-purpose!
Tap Into Your Highest Potential With The On-Purpose Person
Nothing adds more fullness and meaning to your life than discovering your purpose and living it out every moment of your life. With The On-Purpose Person, you'll be on your way to greater order and clarity within 30 minutes of picking up the book. This entertaining story format provides clear principles that are easy to apply to everyday life. You'll put them into practice immediately. Regardless of whether you're in your teens or well into retirement, being on-purpose will inspire and guide you to live true to yourself.
"Goals are consumable. Purpose is permanent," states Kevin W. McCarthy. The On-Purpose Person moves you beyond the surface of life to what matters most so you can make a difference. You'll have a simple, yet powerful system to:
- Invest your time, talent, and treasure in what is most important
Exchange burnout for being integrated
Learn why a balanced life is a myth
Feel satisfied rather than stressed out at the end of the day
Find meaningful time for yourself
Align your innate passion and gifting in the right direction
Trade discontent and frustration for a growing and enduring joy
Make confident, more improved decisions more consistently
Manage hurdles and setbacks positively
Face opposition from an unassailable position of strength
Define your standards for success that are just right for you
Gain a vivid understanding of yourself
Explore your possibilities equipped to succeed
with two little ones truly dependent upon me in this season of life. “The Ideal On-Purpose Day didn’t change my circumstances. Better, it helped me change my response to my circumstances. Now that’s important!” “I’m sold. Tell me about the Ideal On-Purpose Day,” he responded. THE TIME BUDGET “Let’s go through the Ideal On-Purpose Day step by step,” she began. “The object is to create a time budget, much as you would create a financial budget. Julie and I like to think of it as a recipe where
can’t be fooled for long.” The man said, “This is very practical. My Ideal On-Purpose Day provides a foundation for building a daily schedule. In essence, if I’m allocating my time to my most important wants on a daily basis, I can’t help being more on-purpose and improving my batting average.” Julie, the neighbor, cautioned, “You haven’t yet articulated your purpose statement. The want lists, tournaments, and Ideal On-Purpose Day are tools to help you better organize your present life and
comment about me being confused in life because I’m confused about these concepts is accurate,” the man conceded. “I didn’t know what I didn’t know, so being on-purpose was more a matter of trial and error and instinct than one of a plan and rationale. Now I have the whole package.” “Well said,” Bob replied. Shaking his head, the man added, “Being off-purpose has cost me a lot . . . every day . . . for my lifetime. Yikes! “Understanding purpose, vision, mission, and values in such a unique and
nuisance. So what? He could deal with all that later when he had more time. After all, he was accomplished at smoothing things over, putting off conflict until another day. He graduated and took his choice of several job offers. He got on board with a large, well-respected company. His friends were getting married, so he and his girlfriend tied the knot. It was time, and it was also a good move for his career. At work, he was promoted to manager. He bought a new car and a nice house in the
contribution to my life.” “Let’s consider your purpose, vision, mission, and values,” the minister said, “and their implications in your spirit.” Uh-oh . . . thought the man, here comes the conversion routine. His uneasiness mounted despite the rapport he felt with the minister. He respectfully broached his concern. “Is this when you try to convert me?” “No!” chuckled the minister. “That’s in God’s timing. Instead, let’s talk about God’s design, purpose, and plan for your life.” “Whew!