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Dr. Jim White's advice:
Masks are worn to conceal something from others, such as your true identity, or to hide something from yourself. This is what often holds people back from discovering their true passion. Someone may be wearing one mask or perhaps all five. Removing the masks is essential to answering the question, "What's My Purpose?"
1. Busy-ness
2. What Will Other People Think?
3. I'm Not ______________Enough
4. Fear
5. The Having Mode
Steps to remove the busy-ness mask:
1. On a sheet of paper list at least 5 of your unique talents or natural abilities.
2. Ask 5 people you trust and respect the following questions: What do you think makes me special? Do you think there is anything about me that is unique? What are my talents?
3. Create a composite list comparing your perceived talents with the input of your friends/colleagues
4. After completing the talents list, add skills that you have developed to support each talent. Skills are learned competencies resulting from education or training.
Your unique blend of talents and skills is a clue to your passion. Skills may need to be developed in order to present your talents to the world. The more you are able to use your talents, the more you discover that life flows easily. You can let go of the struggle.
In times of adversity one must step back and define his or her purpose, then implement, then live on purpose and adopt the process as a way of life.
About Dr. Jim White:
Since 1991, Jim has educated and inspired over 100,000 people worldwide using his four decades of international experience and now your viewers have an opportunity to learn how to discover their purpose from a different angle.
Jim rose from the ashes of a throw away kid of rural South Carolina to become a huge success and decided to commit his life to helping others. Since 1991, Jim has graduated over 28,000 people through his What's My Purpose Life Mastery Course. Jim is a member of the Transformational Leadership Council along with Michael Beckwith, Jack Canfield, Lisa Nichols, John Gray, and other prominent thought leaders.
For more information, visit www.whatsmypurpose.com.
