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“Above all be of single aim; have a legitimate and useful purpose, and devote yourself unreservedly to it.”
- James Allan

David Jones was a British teenager who wanted to make a career out of his love for music. He was playing and performing his music before he ever graduated from school. He become a leader of several bands and finally recorded his first album.

The album received positive reviews by England’s harshest music critics, yet it sold little. In a matter of months, David was homeless and living on the streets. To make matters worse, a new popular London band called The Monkeys was roaring across the headlines and the country with a bandleader who had the same name that he did!

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Most of the time we live so far away from our ideal life that we even don’t notice. We either accept without complaining and live a life of silent desperation, or we don’t accept and fight against our own misery. Both ways lead us to exhaustion and fatigue. In this article I will propose very powerful ways to discover your ideal life and to start living it.

In this article I will propose very powerful ways to discover your ideal life and to start living it. You need to take pen and paper and a half an hour of your time. Aren’t you worth it? Here we go.

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Far be it for me to tell you life’s purpose, defined for every one of us, was likely decided before we even got here. Let me explain.

Creating good intentions within your mind is an ongoing process. Many consider diamonds to be a stone of the mind, having qualities of being invincible, durable and stimulating, keeping negativity at bay. That said, with diamond like qualities, you could learn to control your thoughts within the mind. To learn this technique will allow you to make better decisions and I will show you how, read on.

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“You do not belong to you. You belong to the universe.”

~ Buckminster Fuller

I’ve been finding myself in frequent conversations on the topic of life purpose, so it seems timely to address the subject here.

Every one is looking for their purpose. Must have a purpose! A story I often hear from motivational speakers is the story of Alice in Wonderland and Cheshire Cat. Alice stands at a crossroads and asks the cat which path she should take. He asks “Where are you going?” She says she doesn’t know. “Well then, it doesn’t really matter which path you take.”

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