The process to make your soul-led idea a reality is the same, no matter what you call it. Are you ready?

Will the Steve Jobs approach work for you, or do you need market research to know what to create?

Do you avoid considering certain career paths because you think they symbolize the end of your ambition?

A new lens to think about the things we say we have faith in—but do we?

Our true desires are the signposts to our best life, but how do we know which desires are true?

We tend to ask ourselves, “what do I want to accomplish in the new year?” If we’d like to keep our New Year's resolutions there’s a better question.

…where I share the framework that helped me shift from a humdrum professional existence to a life I love.

Kahlil Gibran reminds us that life is not about success or failure.

David Epstein reveals why short term thinking is a good thing, the best way to find your ideal career, who the most creative thinkers are and much more.

A potentially controversial perspective on our personal growth goals from Alain de Botton.

We’re programmed to think we always need to know where we’re going or we’ll never get anywhere. This stops us from having our real hero’s journey.

Following readers’ comments, I’m sharing more thoughts about pursuing peace vs. happiness, the need for external validation and responding rather than reacting to life.

Take 30 minutes this weekend to contemplate what you want out of life - even if you feel pretty content right now - with the help of a new question I have for you.

Experts endlessly debate whether we should pursue happiness, fulfillment or purpose. I’m pursuing something else.

You're trying to visualize the life you want in the future but you just can't see clearly. Here are several ideas to consider.

In her essay "The Crossroads of Should and Must", Elle Luna tells the story of two life paths — Should and Must, and encourages us to consider Must after getting too used to choosing Should.

Several exercises helped me start to define more clearly what I want my life to look like when I’m free of limiting beliefs and social expectations.

Hunter Thompson: “… we do not strive to be firemen, we do not strive to be bankers, nor policemen, nor doctors. WE STRIVE TO BE OURSELVES… we must make the goal conform to the individual, rather than make the individual conform to the goal.”