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There are a lot of people that will improve their lives when you improve yours. It's not selfish to take care of yourself and to focus on self-improvement. It's one of the greatest gifts you can give the world. 말쑥하게 정장차림으로 근사하게 차려 입은 멀쑥한 초로의 어르신들이 파고다 종묘 동묘 등지의 시내 한 복판 공원들에 하루 종일 서성이다 저녁 무렵에 귀가하는 경우를 유심히 관찰해 보면 그 숫자가 상강하다. 조조할인극장의 관객, 오락실의 발길, pc방의 손길  시가지를 그냥 떠돌아 다니는 젊은 이들, 죽지 못해 사는 듯 온종일 그냥 그렇게 일하는 직장의 화이트 불루 칼라들, ...우리 주변엔 이런 무기력해 보이는 상당수의 군상들을 만나기가 그리 어렵지는 않다. 아마 '나'너그대 역시도 이런 부류가 아닌지 모르겠다 다들 왜들그럴까 '맨붕스쿨'일까. 인생이 이 땅에 태어날 때는 확실한 분명한 모ㄱ표가 주어졌고 또한 그 모ㄱ표를 수행완수할 수 있는 적정의 충분한 탈렌트적성이 주어졌었다. 다만 우리는 그 탈렌트재능소질을 개발하여 할수있는 정도를 훨 넌ㅁ어서는 아주잘하는 능력있는 숙련이 이르도록 훈련만 시키면 된다. 그러너ㅏ 훈련은 그냥은 결코 되어지지 아니한다. 그냥 그냥 하루 하루를 주어지는대로 닥치는대로 형편대로 사는 인생에겐 거의 불가능하다. 다만 내게 주어진 일+사명_목표_목적이 무엇인지를 나침판이 가르치는 곳처럼 분명히 인식하고 인정하고 긍정할 때만이 끝없는 열정 뜨거운 열심이 함께하는 활력있는 일살을 일구어나가게 된다. '나'너그대 삶의 목표가 무엇인가 Are You Living With Passion? By Jack Canfield If you want to be fulfilled, happy, content, and experience inner peace and ultimate fulfillment, it's critical that you discover your purpose. Without a purpose as the compass to guide you, your goals and action plans may not ultimately fulfill you. I believe that each of us is born with a life purpose. Identifying, acknowledging, and honoring this purpose is perhaps the most important action successful people take. They take the time to understand what they're here to do - and then they pursue that with passion and enthusiasm. For some of us, our purpose is obvious and clear. We're born with a set of talents and through persistent practice, we develop our talents into skills. My children are prime examples. It was clear from the moment they got on the planet what they were interested in. One son wanted to draw all the time, and he is now in the art world. Another son was always tapping out rhythms on paint cans and dishes, and he's now in the music world, along with one of his brothers. My daughter is in the literary world, and my stepson is definitely in the business world. They had natural talents that were clear indicators for what they ended up ultimately being passionate about. For some people, though, it's not as easy to identify a passion. Alternatively, you may enjoy what you do, but on deeper exploration, discover that you're passionate about something altogether different than what you do. There are two processes that I've found to be extremely helpful in discovering - and living - your passion. The Life Purpose Exercise The Success Principles describes a simple process that can help you identify your passion in as little as 10 minutes. The process involves answering three questions: "What are two qualities I most love expressing in life?" For me, it would be love and joy. "What are two ways I most love expressing those qualities?" For me, it's inspiring people with stories like the Chicken Soup books and empowering people through my live trainings, home study courses, books, DVDs and teleseminars. "What would the world look like if it were perfect right now, according to me?" For me, it would be that everyone was living their highest vision in the context of love and joy. Once you have answers to all three questions, you can combine them into a single statement. My life purpose is to inspire and empower people to live their highest vision in the context of love and joy, and for the highest good of all concerned. To identify ways that you can live your passion, ask yourself this additional question: "On a scale of 1 to 10, how actively am I living this passion, or how actively am I living this purpose?" If your answer is anything less than a 10, ask yourself, "What would I have to do to make it a 10?" The answers that you come up with are the action steps you need to take so that you can begin living your passions on a day-to-day level. The Passion Test Developed by Chris and Janet Attwood, the passion test is a simple, yet elegant, process. You start by filling in the blank 15 times for the following statement: "When my life is ideal, I am ___." The word(s) you choose to fill in the blank must be a verb. When Janet took me through the process, my statements looked like this: My life is ideal when I'm being of service to massive numbers of people. My life is ideal when I'm helping people with their vision. My life is ideal when I'm speaking to large groups. My life is ideal when I'm being part of a spiritual leaders network. My life is ideal when I'm creating a core group of ongoing trainers who feel identified with my organization. Once you've created 15 statements, you identify the top 5 choices. To do this, you compare statements #1 and #2 to identify which is most important. Take the winner of that comparison and decide whether it's more or less important than statement #3. Then take the winner of that comparison, and decide whether it's more or less important than statement #4, and so on until you've identified the passion that is most meaningful to you. Repeat the process with the remaining 14 statements to identify your second choice. Then repeat the process until you've pinpointed your top 5 passions. Next, create markers for each of your top five passions, so that you can look at your life and easily tell whether you are living that passion. For me, a marker would be "When I'm helping people live their vision I'm giving at least 20 workshops a year for at least 10,000 people total, and at each event, people are coming up afterwards and saying, 'You've really empowered me to live my vision.'" One you know what your passions are and how your life will look when you are living them, you can create action plans to turn your dreams into reality. To learn more about this process, I highly recommend the Attwoods' book, "The Passion Test". Once you identify your passion, you don't need to overhaul your life completely and all at once. Instead, follow Success Principles #24 and "Lean into it." Start living your passion, and stay in tune to the feedback you're receiving and how you're feeling. Adjust how you're living your passion, until you feel that you're living in bliss. Rate today's article [Ed. Note. Jack Canfield, America's #1 Success Coach, is founder of the billion-dollar book brand Chicken Soup for the Soul(c) and a leading authority on Peak Performance and Life Success. If you're ready to jump-start your life, make more money, and have more fun and joy in all that you do, get FREE success tips from Jack Canfield now at: www.FreeSuccessStrategies.com. Learn more in the new DVD called Discover Your Soul Purposespecifically designed to assist you in identifying your passion and creating plans on how you can be expressing and living your life's purpose.]