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You Don't Live Out Your Purpose by just Living

How Can I Live Out My Purpose?

Knowing your purpose is not enough.

Living it daily is the real work—and the real joy.

Here’s how:

1. Anchor Daily

Set intentions each morning based on who you want to be, not just what you want to do.

“Today, I bring clarity and calm to my customers.”

“Today, I nurture instead of control.”

2. Use the PLG Compass

Let Purpose guide your direction, Love guide your relationships, and Gratitude guide your reflection.

3. Say No to Misalignment

If something doesn’t serve your purpose, let it go.

Even if it’s profitable. Even if it’s popular.

A purposeful life is not busy—it’s aligned.

4. Serve Beyond Self

Your purpose always involves others.

Ask: How does my life improve someone else’s?

Then build from there.


Final Thought

You don’t “create” your purpose.

You remember it.

You don’t have to chase it in the mountains or in success seminars.

It’s already in your heart, whispering through your joys, your wounds, your gifts.

When you live your Purpose with Love and Gratitude,

you no longer just exist—you radiate.

That is SuperME.

And that… is the beginning of a truly purposeful life.

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