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That’s a bold question I think. I mean, who is to say what the value of life is and what a life well lived is?
Let’s make it simpler. Are you over the moon happy with what you’re doing in life in terms of your productivity? OK, put simpler, your job?
Do you absolutely love what you do for a living?
If you do, then all of this week’s podcast may not be for you but I assure you, some will strike a chord because even if you like or love your job, it does not mean you are aligned with your higher purpose.
And, if you’re like the majority of people. You do what you do for a paycheck, to make a living, and even for what you think your definition of security is.
So the next question is: How fulfilled are you in your life? But, let’s look deeper. Not just in what you have created like maybe a large company or a successful business but if you looked back over your life can you say, “I came to planet Earth with amazing resources I have gathered over lifetimes and I applied every bit of that to my experience on the planet?”
That’s another bold and huge statement. Have you applied all your lifetimes of experience having been on the planet to your time now on the planet?
If not, why not?
Another massive question and I’m full of questions today. Do you know your dharma? I mean…why, why are you on the planet? What are you here to do while in this life?
And, if you can’t answer the last question have you considered that you’re living your life completely lost and off-target. If that’s the case is it any surprise that you’re not creating what you want in life?
This episode is for you if you’re not getting what you want in life.
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With Gratitude, Jim Fortin
