In today’s episode, I share the journey of finding my why and the path to living my purpose. I want you to know the story behind the life coach, Gloria Sloan, and The Gloria Show.
To know your purpose, you need to find your why. The process involves reflecting on past experiences, identifying core values, recognizing your strengths, and asking powerful questions about what truly matters to you. Then you must decide how you want to contribute to the life you are living in meaningful ways that describe your why. It’s an ongoing journey of self-discovery, supported by seeking new perspectives, motivation, learning, and acting toward a more profound sense of personal fulfillment. Knowing your why provides clarity for decision-making and action. Here’s the initiative to get you started: Take advantage of the opportunities right in front of you and understand that investing in yourself is essential to knowing your true purpose.
It took me years of laboring through business experiences to realize why I’m dedicated to helping others self-develop to reach their full potential and live a life of fulfillment. Even if you are already successful, your purpose doesn’t stop there. I accomplished a lifetime of dreams with resilience and dedication to extending my purpose into a bigger why. I’m the product and living example of a self-directed personal growth journey. My life’s trajectory has been shaped by hard work, perseverance, and a commitment to lifelong learning. My story unfolds significant blessings that have been fundamental to living my purpose-driven life.
Finding your why is not a destination you arrive at, but a journey of gentle unfolding. As you embark on this exploration, you may encounter new passions and interests that will guide you along the way. As you navigate through experiences, joy, and even challenges, you begin to piece together clues that illuminate your path. Each step you take and every lesson you learn brings you closer to understanding your unique essence and what resonates deeply with you. The benefits of finding your why go deeper, moving beyond success to a sense of meaning and purpose.
