We are brought up to think we have to be one thing, which for many never feels quite right. It's time to rethink that notion.

Why sometimes mediocre is better than great.

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

I made numerous mistakes on my journey to find a more fulfilling career. After speaking to many people, I realized some are quite common—and entirely avoidable.

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

Why we should pursue our desires, but stay unattached to how we achieve them.

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

After bashing personality tests, I'm sharing with you... a personality test. Stick with me—you might see something you’re ignoring or taking for granted.

Should you share your new ideas and dreams for accountability and feedback, or keep them to yourself for fear of having them crushed?

I’ve explored more things than I can remember in my quest to discover “my purpose”. I’m sharing my learnings to prompt you to start your own explorations. After all, you can’t possibly abandon more ideas than I have.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to quit and only do what you love? Let me tell you.

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

Alex Banayan went on a 7-year quest to discover how the world's most successful people launched their careers. The moral of the story will not be a shocker to loyal readers of this blog…

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.

Why morning routines and productivity hacks aren’t quite the key to finding your life purpose that they purport to be - and what is.

What all of us have in common with extreme athletes and how it can help us move toward our purpose.

Sometimes we feel “blah” about our work and can’t quite put our finger on what’s wrong. Understanding the three elements of motivation - none of which is money - can give us clues.

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.