On Purpose with Kirk Wayman

Life is meaningless but the good news is it's full of suffering. What in the world am I talking about? There has to be more to it, right? Yep. There sure is and I think it's the next step into the journey of finding purpose and meaning in life.

Why is it so hard to rewrite unhelpful stories in our life? What do some stories feel so heavy? Kirk explores the gravity of stories and how to defy this gravity as you work to reauthor your life. Here is the video Kirk refers to in this episode about the fabric of space/time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTY1Kje0yLg Sound effects by zapsplat.com

We are all living stories in which we are the character and the author (listen to episode 2 for more on this). Only the author can name the story and only the author can rewrite stories that are not awesome. In this episode, Kirk helps you notice and name the stories you are telling. Because the stories that name you have power over you but the stories you name you have power over.

Purpose is a story we tell. It's built with the facts of our life. Purpose is the meaning we attach to those facts. It's a category of truth we often refer to as belief. In this episode, Kirk explores the dual role we carry in our life stories. We are both a character in them and the author of them. To find meaningful purpose we must recognize and take responsibility for authoring a story worth telling.  Sound effects provided by zapsplat.com

When meaning breaks an invitation appears to go on an inward journey towards the birthplace of purpose. The gate to this journey is often great suffering or great love. This is where I choose to start our journey. No, it's not 7 steps to find your purpose. It's more meaningful than that. It starts with being decentered.

Introducing On Purpose with Kirk Wayman. How do you find meaning and purpose. And if you found some what do you do when the it collapses in front of you? Find out how Kirk answers these questions when working with his clients.