Discovering Your Life purpose

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Discovering Your Life purpose

• by Phil Walmsley

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Step 1

• List 10 Positive qualities
• that you see in yourself.
• A positive quality example caring, gentle,
  loving, ambitious, etc. Note Positive qualities
  are not what others think you have or say you
  have but what you believe that you have.

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Step 2

• From the list of 10 above choose the three
  highest qualities that you possess.
• List in order.
• The highest quality being 1.
• Second highest being 2
• and third highest being 3.

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Step 3

• Ask yourself this question. What do I see that is
  missing in the world? Another way of posing this
  question is,
• What could the world use more of? What is
  there a scarcity of?
• Your answer should be no more than one or two
  words.

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Step 4

• Answer this question.
• What brings you your greatest joy?
• If you answer a person, then what quality do you
  see in that person brings you your greatest joy.

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Step 5

• The next question may be more difficult to
  answer. I ask that you look at this question
  matter-of-factly rather than emotionally. What
  words best describe your worst life experience?
  Something that you could have done or something
  that was done to you.

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Step 6

• Answer this question
• What do I want?
• Make a list of all the
• things that you want.

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Step 7

• Answer this question
• What am I committed to doing
• to have these things?
• If you are not committed to doing anything to
  have something listed above you must strike that
  want from your list.

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Step 8

• Who will you "be" in order to "do" and to "have"
  what you have asked for?
• The best way to describe who you "be" is to know
  that "Be" is what your soul wants. "Be" is your
  higher purpose for being on this planet. "Be" is
  what you are pretending not to know.

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Step 9

• Review your highest quality, what is missing in
  the world, and the negative quality that you
  listed.
• Write about the common relation between the
  three.

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Step 10

• Using the answers that you have just sit quietly,
  with your eyes closed and focus upon this
  question. What do I stand for? What do I choose
  for my life purpose? Listen. Trust what you
  hear. Write what you hear.

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Step 11

• Email Phil walsmey_at_horizon.bc.ca with your
  revelation.

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Your inherited purpose (which flows from your
unconscious beliefs) tends to have these
characteristics is based in fear (your need to
survive in the world), is your default mechanism,
operates in the background (where you are not
aware it is there) and is lacking in
satisfaction/fulfillment.
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 One way to think about this habitual purpose is
to visualize a "gremlin" guiding you through each
day. Your gremlin whispers in your ear, "Don't do
that. Remember what happened when you tried to do
that before? You know that you don't want to go
there again. Right?"....or..."What would your
Mother say you should do?"
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For more background, read the book, "Taming Your
Gremlin--A Guide to Enjoying Yourself" by Richard
Carson. - CoachThee.com
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God has a Purpose

• Isaiah 4610

I make known the end from the beginning, from
ancient times, what is still to come. I say My
purpose will stand, and I will do all that I
please.
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God has a Purpose

• Ephesians 311

according to his eternal purpose which he
accomplished in Christ Jesus our Lord.
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God has a Purpose

• Philippians 213

for it is God who works in you to will and to act
according to his good purpose.
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God has a Purpose

• Hebrews 617

Because God wanted to make the unchanging nature
of his purpose very clear to the heirs of what
was promised, he confirmed it with an oath.
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God has a Purpose For You

• Jeremiah 1511

The LORD said, "Surely I will deliver you for a
good purpose
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The purpose is to

• Ephesians 210

For we are God's workmanship, created in Christ
Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in
advance for us to do.
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God has an expectation

• Micah 68

He has showed you, O man, what is good. And what
does the LORD require of you? To act justly and
to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God.
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God has a view on death

• Hebrews 214

Since the children have flesh and blood, he too
shared in their humanity so that by his death he
might destroy him who holds the power of death.
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God has a view on death

• 2 Timothy 110

but it has now been revealed through the
appearing of our Savior, Christ Jesus, who has
destroyed death and has brought life and
immortality to light through the gospel.
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God has a view on death

• 1 Corinthians 1526

The last enemy to be destroyed is death.
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God has a view on your death

• 1 Timothy 23-4

This is good, and pleases God our Savior, who
wants all men to be saved and to come to a
knowledge of the truth.
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