Finding our sense of purpose in life can feel overwhelm. We’re often so stuck in the pressure of needing to get it “right” or the belief that we can only have purpose in one area of our life - career or family or service or friendship or or or. - that we limit the belief that we can find purpose and meaning in a way that is ever-present across our whole life. In this post I explore what constancy of purpose - sourced from our being, not our doing - can generate.

Why is it that the search for a more fulfilled work life so often starts on a job board? In this post, we explore what it looks like to think about career changes from a place of empowerment and true self, rather than from the needs of a business outlined through their job descriptions.