Posted by: broshe
on Jun 12, 2012
Challenging circumstances can make you uncomfortable, but when you focus your energy into the things that keep you closer to your love, the things that don’t support that love will disappear from your life.
The loss of certain things or certain people may cause you to shed a tear, but it can be helpful to think of it as shedding your skin: what you lose is only lost to make way for something better.
This is an excerpt from my new book, Sole to Soul: How To Identify Your Soul Purpose and Monetize It, which will be available this month! To download a free chapter and order, please click here.
Posted by: broshe
on Jul 19, 2011
Your vision may change, but your soul purpose remains the same. Living your soul purpose allows you to reach out and touch the souls of others by being of service. Everyone has a soul, so when you’re being of service, the only limit on the number of souls you can impact is in your own vision.
This is an excerpt from my new book, Sole to Soul: How To Identify Your Soul Purpose and Monetize It, is available now! To download a free chapter and order, please click here.
Posted by: broshe
on Apr 28, 2011
(An excerpt from Sole To Soul: How to Identify Your Soul Purpose and Monetize It. Publish date April 2011.) There’s an unquestionable connection between your environment and your source of inspiration. When you find the right environment for you, you feed your soul and knowing what feeds your soul is a big part of self acceptance. Finding an environment that inspires you will help you to find your purpose.
Identifying the environmental elements that are most inspirational for you makes it possible to bring those elements into your everyday world. For example, if you live in a land-locked area but you discover you feel naturally drawn to water, consider installing a small indoor waterfall in your home or playing music recordings that bring the sounds of water and nature into your home.
