Episode 019 — Todd Kuckkahn helps people create a wheel of life focusing on 9 key elements
Todd guides people into creating a wheel of life that focuses on nine key elements: career, finances, heath, family and friends, romance, personal development, recreation and their contribution to society.
Questions to ask for a new year, or whenever you are bored
Find a quiet spot to sit with pen and paper to record your answers. By they time you finish, you will have discovered your purpose or have renewed vision for carrying it out.
Finding purpose is not hard work
If we truly are born with no particular destiny, then it would be impossible to discover a purpose. Outside of politicians, name something that exists without a defined purpose.
Restoration and light
While restoration is a personal promise God made to me, my commitment to him was to “be the light” in 2023.
Take control of your mindset by turning off the news
As we wind down 2022, make a resolution to give yourself a gift of joy by eliminating the negativity, anger, propaganda, division and hopelessness that comes from consuming news.
Florida man finds purpose by paying off past-due utility bills
“People can’t afford to pay their bills and put food on the table, so I hope doing my part and paying some bills for these folks takes a little bit of stress off of them around Christmas time,” Michael explained.
Episode 018 – Rich Avery shepherds pastors toward enhanced purpose
For many years, Rich served as a pastor. Now he helps other pastors prepare for the future by pursing business ideas that create income or expand their sense of purpose.
Todd Kuckkahn helps others discover their potential
“If you sit in your La-Z-Boy every day and get beat up watching the news about all the crap that’s going on in the world, I guarantee you will be frustrated and won’t go anywhere,” said Todd.
Episode 017 – Janet Black uses personal pain from her life to bring comfort to others
Some people experience debilitating trauma in their lives that works to knock them down and leaves them unable to get up again. Other people, like today’s guest, Janet Black, used that trauma to propel them forward to help others experiencing the same type of pain.
Are you an extroverted introvert?
I have always enjoyed being around people, which makes me an extrovert. But, doing so often pushes my limits to the point I want to be alone.