Where are you headed?  Where are you going?  What’s your reason for going there?

To me, these are all questions of purpose.  Of why we’re here.  Of destiny.

I used to think of destiny in terms of something to be achieved, to be reached.  Like a destination.  I’ve come to realize, though, that it’s not just about the achievement.  It’s about the life that’s lived out along the way.  It’s living out that life day-by-day that leads to destiny.

Do you feel like your day-to-day is aligned with your destiny?  And if it’s not, what are you doing about that?  Are you hoping some superpower intervenes in your day-to-day and magically transform your current experience into the greatness you want to believe you’re built for?  Or, are you willing to accept the greatness that’s already in you and adjust your day-to-day so that you not only achieve your destiny…but also enjoy the journey along the way?

Where are you headed?  Where are you going?  What’s your reason for going there?

Is your destiny crystal clear to you?  And if not, would you like some support in seeing through the haze?

I created the Roadmap2Destiny program to support people and organizations in discovering their destiny.  We start with dreams…because your dreams are uniquely yours.  They’re your God-given birthright, and you’re worth achieving them. 

We filter those dreams through desire.  Because for me, I have a list of dreams a mile long…and they each evoke a different level of desire and commitment within me.  When I focus on my dreams that evoke my deepest desires, then I’m automatically committed to achieving them.

Then we get crystal clear on the road ahead.  We decide which dreams are for now…and which are for later.  And those dreams that are filtered through desire and then decided…those are the destiny we build the rest of the roadmap around.

One of the great things about the program is that it not only helps you discover your destiny, it lays out a roadmap for getting you there.  And it not only lays out a roadmap for getting you there, it gives you tools to make the journey enjoyable.  And it not only gives you tools to help make your journey enjoyable, it gives you opportunities to use those tools to enroll others into the joy of your journey.

Where are you headed?  Where are you going?  What’s your reason for going there?

And are the tools you have today supporting you in getting there?