A couple months ago, I posted this graphic on social media and it seemed to really resonate with all of you as much as it did for me. For those that are still searching for their special purpose, I know you will relate and appreciate it just as much as I do.
There’s definitely a certain truth to the idea of when you stop searching and putting too much value into expectations and just live your life, this is when you’ll find your purpose. Stop searching and live in the now. Enjoy, appreciate and cherish today, this very moment. By living your life to the fullest, you’ll realize that while your purpose might be hidden by the expectations of the people around you, or by social ideals, it is within you whether you are aware or not.
So, enjoy what today has to offer, smile at a stranger, step outside your comfort zone in a good way and I have a feeling that when this becomes a routine, you will be that much closer to the elusive purpose we strive to achieve!
Looking forward to seeing your show this Saturday in Tucson.
As evident during the cruise you definitely live life to the fullest. Your balance of family, friendship & your career is amazing! I truly appreciate your honest insights & words of encouragement in this blog & on DSF.
Very true
I’m trying g to get back to my
Purpose in life after kidney transplant but all I get Jenny
Is lower IQ managers telling me I’m overqualified is,another way of saying I can your job better then you and they are scared of me.
You have been through so much in your life. You are an inspiration. Bless You & your family. ?
Have been trying to stay on course to find my purpose Jenny. A few months ago when you 1st, posted this it I started looking at some of my life in a different way.
I live with PTSD from the Vietnam war, and have struggled throughout the years.
DSF has been an amazing show that takes my mind off of the BS of life. You are the best. I am a BLOCKHEAD.
Good Morning Jenny,
I love getting your newsletter and this week did really resonate with me, Thank you.
i heard you have a new book out and i cannot find it…any suggestions?
Jenny I just love you! Thank you so much for having mediums and people that can help us evolve spiritually on your radio show. I will drive home and sit in my garage so I don’t miss what you and your guests are saying about that fascinating subject. I am growing spiritually and you are helping me to do that and feel that it’s not odd, it’s cool! Listen to you from 11-12:00. (Eastern). You go girl and continue to help us all on our spiritual journey. Thanks so much! Gail (age 54)
I have been struggling with this for almost 9 months now. I had a passion (besides my children). I love restaurants. I’ve worked in more than I can share. I decided I was going to step out of my comfort zone as a single mom and start my own small restaurant in my Illinois home town of 2700. Scary, stressful, exciting, uneasy. Yes…all of those. But on April 9, 2015 The Griddell (my maiden name was Riddell) opened its doors. The first three weeks were so busy and exciting. I hardly saw my boys during that time, but they were so proud of me and so excited. Then, on May 5th, my whole world came crashing down. My ex husband suddenly committed suicide leaving behind myself and our 2 children, 8 & 6. I’ve been struggling very very much the last 7 months. Was there something I could have done to help him through this dark path. A lot of what if’s and if only’s. Guilt resonates through me daily. I went from a single mom to an only parent overnight. It’s been tough. Having no partner to help me with the boys. Having to help their little hearts heal, holding them as they cry themselves to sleep at night. Not knowing the whole story because I felt they were just too young to understand. So, my purpose and mission in life took a huge sharp turn on May 5th. The restaurant is still running smoothly. My town has been so supportive to me and my business. But my focus has changed. It’s crazy how in the flip of a coin, our paths shift.
I adore you Jenny. You made me laugh on days I didn’t think that would even be possible. I love your relationship with Donnie. Maybe someday I’ll find my “Donnie”. Until then, my Jax and James are the only men in my life. Keep up the great work. 🙂
Sarintha Nelson