Throughout our lives, we accept a number of predefined roles, each with associated tasks, schedules, and behavioral expectations. These roles—student, employee, spouse, parent, and so on—help us ...

When I observe our dogs, I often envy their seeming ease in the world. Sure, Pippin gets anxious when we leave the house (and the couch cover gets a wee bit more torn up as a result); Poppy cringes ...

What is your purpose in life? That’s the question many of us face on a daily basis. … What is it that you’re wanting to accomplish? What will people say about your legacy? Bishop T.D. Jakes believes ...

In troubled times outward disorder needs to be met with inner stability, which many people find difficult. One of the strongest ways to counter outward disorder is to know your purpose and then to ...

One of the most paralyzing lies in modern entrepreneurship is the belief that you need to find your purpose before you build your business. I hear it all the time: "I'm still trying to figure out my ...

DEAR BONNIE: I seem to be at the end of the ropes where life is concerned. I can’t seem to make life work the way I want it to. How do you know what your life’s purpose is about or how can I find ...

If you’re struggling to decide on your next (or first) career move or worries you haven’t found your life purpose, some well-meaning soul will almost certainly ask you, “What’s your passion?” Their ...

Many years ago (when I still had hair), I also had the privilege of working with Dr. David Viscott, an eminent psychiatrist. I became his psych-assistant, and we were able to work together for several ...

The world has gotten so busy, noisy, and fast-paced that I sometimes forget what my purpose is and where I fit into the humanity puzzle. From my work as a life coach, I know how common this dilemma is ...

Sometimes we feel we don't know what our purpose is when in fact, it's lingering within us. In this video, Entrepreneur Network partner Ben Angel discusses how to uncover your purpose. Finding your ...

The Paradox of Purpose The idea that purpose must be grand leads to stress and feelings of inadequacy. The key is to focus on “little” purpose: those tiny moments in which you are most alive. By ...