Clarity - 'Be Clear why you're here'

'Be clear why you're here' is one of the core principles for success. Everything else stems from getting in touch with that which we are put on this earth to do, our Passion and Purpose. 

Tap into what bring you most joy and passion. It is okay not to be able to be in touch with your life's purpose right away.  Have goals and design life filled with more aliveness, passion and joy. 

Clarity does not come from joy, it comes from engagement. We can't get clarity by waiting for the right path for there is no right path. We have to walk and keep detouring till we find the right path for ourselves. 

You can get this done by following the below concepts:

• The Passion Test
• Ikigai Question
• Life purpose meditation
• Joy Review Exercise
• 'Do', 'Be', 'Have' exercise
• The Clarity Chart

At different times, our priority would be different. What are your top 10 priority. 

Sample of top 10 in Passion Test Worksheet

 1) Quality time with Friends and Family

2 ) Building own venture.

3) Morning routine 

4) My career and Job

5) Travelling the world 

6) Looking after  mom 

7) Reading book, writing, Publishing them

8) 65 kgs by year end , dancing and working on health

9) Creating and helping people create assets

10) Making this world a better place, leaving a legacy. 

At different times, our priority would be different. Don't judge on what's on top. Look at which are your top 5 and assess them. Put them in the order of priority. 

If your score is any where between 

• 0-20- Then you need more courage in your life
• 20-30- Less distractions more clarity is what you need
• 30-40-Pat yourself and try to be more consistent 
• Above 40-Applaud yourself, as you are on track. look at other aspects of your life.

Write what need to be done. Clear distinct measurable goal to get it done. 

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Ikigai Questions

1. What am I good at?

2. What is it that I love to do?

3. What does the world need?

4.What is it that you can get paid for ?

5. Who are the people I admire ?

6. What about them is it that you are feeling attracted to?

7. Where do you like to spend a lot of your time?

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What we focus on and practise is what we become. Write three words in each of these area, so total Nine words - and one word for yourself. For me it's self discipline. 

1. Self - who to be: (Your three words - Insightful, Detox, Exploring, Independent, Money Magnet, Hardworking, Discipline, Elegance..............)
2. Interactions - How to be with others: (Silent, Honest,  Transparent, Respect  Vulnerable.............)
3. Success Markers - What will make you successful in life: (Deeper free Impact , Hardwork, Brandbuilding, Smartwork, Talent, Focus, Drive, Deepwork.......)

Tell me what you choose, and write it down. 

See What words are coming for you in each category . 

Pls take 10 mins to work on your Clarity Chart .

Something worth fighting for. My big 'WHY' in life right now. Something that is driving me that is worth my struggle and journey, something that is bigger than just me, something that I am willing to fight for (or love for) is the reason it's important to me is...Self Discipline. 

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2. Be Clear Why You're Here

Learn to get in touch with the silence within yourself and know that everything in life has a purpose.

ELISABETH KUBLER-ROSS, M.D. Psychiatrist and author of the classic On Death and Dying

I believe each of us is born with a life purpose. Identifying, acknowledging, and honoring this purpose is perhaps the most important action successful people take. They take the time to understand what they’re here to do—and then they pursue that with passion and enthusiasm.

What Were You Put on this Earth to Do?

I discovered long ago what I was put on this earth to do. I determined my true purpose in life, my “right livelihood.” I discovered how to inject passion and determination into every activity I undertake. And I learned how purpose can bring an aspect of fun and fulfillment to virtually everything I do.

You see, without a purpose in life, it’s easy to get sidetracked on your life’s journey. It’s easy to wander and drift, accomplishing little. But with a purpose, everything in life seems to fall into place. To be “on purpose” means you’re doing what you love to do, doing what you’re good at and accomplishing what’s important to you.

When you truly are on purpose, the people, resources, and opportunities you need naturally gravitate toward you. The world benefits, too, because when you act in alignment with your true life purpose, all of your actions automatically serve others.

My life purpose is to inspire and empower people to live their highest vision in a context of love and joy. I inspire people to live their highest vision  by collecting and disseminating inspiring stories.I empower people to live their dreams by writing practical self help books like Post Pandemic Graduate, Finance for Truck drivers; designing courses for high school students; and conducting seminars and workshops for adults that teach powerful tools for creating one’s ideal life.

Decide upon your major definite purpose in life and then organize all your activities around it. ~ BRIAN TRACY

One of America’s leading authorities on the development of human potential and personal effectiveness

Once you know what your life purpose is, you can organize all of your activities around it. Everything you do should be an expression of your purpose. If an activity doesn’t fit that formula, you wouldn’t work on it. Period.

What’s the “Why” Behind Everything You Do?

Without purpose as the compass to guide you, your goals and action plans may not ultimately fulfill you. You don’t want to get to the top of the ladder only to find out you had it leaning up against the wrong wall.

What is a job I would love so much that I’d do it for free but that I could actually get paid for?

Your Inner Guidance System is Your Joy

It is the soul’s duty to be loyal to its own desires. It must abandon itself to its master passion.

DAME REBECCA WEST Best-selling author

You were born with an inner guidance system that tells you when you are on or off purpose by the amount of joy you are experiencing. The things that bring you the greatest joy are in alignment with your purpose. To begin to home in on your purpose, make a list of the times you have felt most joyful and alive. What are the common elements of these experiences? Can you figure out a way to make a living doing these things?

“Figure out what you love to do as young as you can, and then organize your life around figuring out how to make a living at it.”

THE LIFE PURPOSE EXERCISE

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1. List two of your unique personal qualities, such as enthusiasm and creativity.

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2. List one or two ways you enjoy expressing those qualities when interacting with others,

such as to support and to inspire.

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3. Assume the world is perfect right now. What does this world look like? How is

everyone interacting with everyone else? What does it feel like? Write your answer as a

statement, in the present tense, describing the ultimate condition, the perfect world as you

see it and feel it. Remember, a perfect world is a fun place to be.

EXAMPLE: Everyone is freely expressing their own unique talents. Everyone is working in

harmony.

Everyone is expressing love.

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4. Combine the three prior subdivisions of this paragraph into a single statement.

EXAMPLE: My purpose is to use my creativity and enthusiasm to support and inspire others

to freely express their talents in a harmonious and loving way.

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Staying on Purpose

Once you have determined and written down your life purpose, read it every day, preferably in the morning. If you are artistic or strongly visual by nature, you may want to draw or paint a symbol or picture that represents your life purpose and then hang it somewhere (on the refrigerator, opposite your desk, near your bed) where you will see it every day. This will keep you focused on your purpose.

Another approach to clarifying your purpose is to set aside some time for quiet reflection—time for a period of meditation. (Principle 47, “Inquire Within”). After you become relaxed and enter intoa state of deep self-love and peacefulness, ask yourself, What is my purpose for living? or What is my unique role in the universe? Allow the answer to simply come to you. Let it be as expansive as you can imagine. The words that come need not be flowery or poetic; what is important is how inspired the words make you feel.