Tag: meaning

prosperous life

Blueprint for Living a Prosperous Life

I just finished my Prosperity Livestream on How to Live Better than a Narcotrafficker. Obviously, I had some fun with the title to make a point. I was hoping to shock some sensibilities and allow you to focus on living a loud, outrageous life, in color, full speed – without worrying about financial or other limitations.
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Making Your Life Matter…

You think you have your life figured out until someone puts a bullet in your gut. Not that I’m recommending the process, but it certainly worked for me.
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The Meaning Behind the Moments…

It seems like most of the world is suffering from a new debilitating malady: Netflix-Hulu-Disney+ Disease. The cause of this disease is a fundamental belief that the meaning of your life is to be entertained.
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Why You Do What You Do

I used to think I wanted to write books to be famous.  Then I used to think I wanted to write songs that made the whole world sing.  Next I thought I wanted to write movies that won me Oscars.  Or TV shows that won Emmys. 
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Finding Purpose and Meaning in Your Life

I’ve spent the better part of 30 years exploring this path and the rewards it holds for us.  So while I don’t have everything figured out, please allow me to share some of the lessons I’ve learned, in the pursuit of becoming a more enlightened person:
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The Avoidance Path

In actuality, there are millions of people who have decided that enjoyment, distraction, and entertainment is enough.  The rigors of introspection, critical thinking and self-examination are too much to endure.  So they choose a life of continuous distraction.
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Searching for Meaning…

We need something bigger than ourselves to be a part of.  The truth is, the vast majority of people are bored AF with their lives.  That’s why they become seekers. It’s why they join religions and cults (although there isn’t much of a distinction between them), and gangs. 
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Purpose and Meaning in Life

I will argue that growth is the purpose of your life. Just like a tree, plants or flowers, your actual “job” all day is to grow. And if you stop growing, you simply exist, in a continuing, diminishing state.