Identify your life purposes, live them, and organize your life around them by developing daily practices to support your life purpose choices. This may sound like a tall order! And, it would be if the goal was to live your life purposes so that you could reach the brass ring. But there is no brass ring, no finish line, no summit. There is practice, practice, practice. Through practice, we live our life purpose choices each day, with an awareness of the next right thing and the next right thing after that.
Guest: Eric Maisel
Eric Maisel, Ph.D., is a retired family therapist, a creativity and life coach of more than fifty books, and the author of Redesign Your Mind, The Power of Daily Practice, and Lighting the Way: How Kirism Answers Life’s Toughest Questions. He writes the Rethinking Mental Health blog for Psychology Today and the Coaching the Artist Within column for Professional Artist magazine. Eric has been quoted or featured in various publications, including Martha Stewart Living, Redbook, Glamour, Mens Health, the San Francisco Chronicle, and Self. He lives in the San Francisco Bay Area and lectures throughout the world. He recently released the course Ending the Aftershocks of Traumatic Experiences on DailyOm.com.
Join me and special guest Eric Maisel as we discuss the Kirist approach to life's most challenging questions and how daily practice and using creative tools and strategies to manage our tricky human minds can set us on our path to living with purpose.