SLP171 - Personal Discovery : 4 Cornerstones for Strategic Living

One of the greatest tragedies of our generation is so many people die without ever having discovered who they are, or why they were put here.

Over the many years, I’ve worked with people, I’m sad to say a very small percentage of them ever discover and unlock their God-given destiny and potential.

This doesn’t have to be the way it is! There is a way to discover your identity, purpose, ad life’s calling, and believe me when I say it’s not difficult. It does, however, take intentionality and time.

This session shares several components of the identity matrix, and how you can gain clarity, understanding, and confidence by engaging the processes we layout in this program.

The Gist:

In order to accomplish your life’s work, you must first discover who you are and how you can find – and run in – your lane of life.

What About You?

• Can you answer, “Who am I, and why am I here?”

Believe:

• Every person is born with a very unique design, assignment, and purpose.
• Every person inherently possesses a particular thing with which they can contribute to life.
• You have the capacity to do great things.
• We are conditioned to dismiss possibility.
• Life conditions us to expect less than what is really possible.
• Overcome restrictive beliefs!
• IN order to reclaim your purpose, a reboot is in order.
• What you believe to be true about your potential, worth, and values is exactly what you will experience.

The Identity Matrix:

• Understand how you’re wired.
• Understand your strengths.
• Identify your core values.
• Cultivate and clarifty your vision.
• Strategic planning and execution.

Closing Thoughts:

• What is your primary and secondary personality style?
• What are your deepest passions?
• What are the dreams and desires of your heart?
• What ideas or aspirations have you entertained?
• What are your greatest strengths and aptitudes?
• What are your top 5 skills and abilities?
• If money were no option, what would you do with your time and resources?
• If you knew you could not fail, what would you accomplish in your life?