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Connection, Learning & Support 
discovering what brings you joy and meaning in your life …
The question 'what is my purpose?' could be considered the most crucial question ever. As things in the world appear to become shallower and more superficial, I wonder if our desire and need to understand our purpose grows.
For some people the answer to this question comes easily – they simply know and sense why there are here and what gives their life meaning. It’s as if they are born knowing and have never had to question it. For others its less straightforward and their answer may be hidden or lost in the busyness, daily challenges and distractions of their life.
Inertia and
I spent a wonderful weekend in Barcelona recently. It was there with my four sisters. There was so much that was great about the trip. Little incidentals and epic emotive moments.
Our basic hostel was clean and functional. Our experience of staying there was very special. We were in a room with five beds and we couldn’t recall the last time all five of us had shared the same bedroom. What fun sharing tales and experiences and a glass or two into the night …
And the days … what a contrast between our hostel room and other magnificent and opulent rooms and buildings around Barcelona. The stand out visit must be our time spend
Such a statement may invoke strong feelings, reminiscences of the 1980’s perhaps, usually implying selfishness and lack of concern or interest in others. The paradox of a focus on oneself is an increased appreciation of others, as you realise the important part that values and beliefs play in giving us our perceptual filters. As we uncover our own defaults, strategies and drivers we develop our awareness of the existence of such patterns and their power to help and hinder. Hopefully our discoveries encourage us to look for those patterns in others so that we may better understand them and increase our effectiveness in communicating.
When it comes to Leadership, knowing more about yourself
