If you're still struggling to find your Life's Purpose …


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If you are still struggling to write your Rear Deck Speech (a prerequisite to coming up with a short, meaningful statement of your Life’s Purpose), I’m not sure if this tool will help you or not, but try it out anyway:

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All I can say, AJ, is that it’s pretty da** funny! I let it send me the first one for later editing because it just doesn’t cut-and-paste as easily as they thought it would.

This does take a bit more time than looking at the board, but it is a hoot.

Not making light of how good this could be, but I hope everyone else has a good time with it… It reminds me of a game some folks play with adding words at the end of a fortune cookie’s fortune.

And, it does pinpoint that maybe I need to think about this some more. LOL….

@ Diane – Looks like jury is still out on this one :)

Thanks, it helped clear up some things for me. For those of us who are on the low end of this great experiment we have had steady of diet of “baloney” for a long time and it still satisfies us. On the other end where the steak is we may need to develop a taste for it. Hopefully part of this adventure will allow for us examine what is being said and not just jump because you said jump. I hope to learn some principles that I can incorporate among the things that I am already doing correctly and of course weed out those ways of doing wrong.
Thanks for being patient.

@ Lee – nothing wrong with eating baloney … there are plenty of places in the world where that would be considered a luxury. The point: it’s all relative … tell me what you NEED to eat, then let’s go from there :)