Summary: "My purpose is to provide for my family!" That sounds good. But I'm not sure it's right. Intrigued? Here's your show. Website viewers: Click here to listen to this week's episode! Podcast listeners: Click here for a link to the show notes page! Everyone: Call 206-339-ERIC (206-339-3742) and comment! Yes, I'm way behind each week, but I'm putting this in last week's queue, under-the-wire. Hang in there with me! So.... What's my "purpose"? Here's a quote: "My purpose isn't to provide for my family. Insurance can do that." (That was stolen from someone. I hope you can tell me who!) Here's the point: What are you uniquely qualified or positioned to do? And... How do you evaluate that? Could you just as easily say, "My purpose isn't to be a role model for my kids; the Big Brothers Big Sisters organization can do that!" Sure, the question/framework isn't perfect. But it's useful to break out of the mold. By the way, I have an Evernote process. But it failed me here. I felt bad about this kind of thing until P. Desmond Adams said the same thing happened to him. So, nobody's note-taking or memory is perfect. Moving on... Speaking of, check out "Hours" for time-tracking on iOS. Free for a limited time!
