Unleash Your Purpose: Jay Jones Reveals the Unbreakable Link Between Purpose and Pain on Black Entrepreneur Blueprint Episode 531
Embark on a transformative journey with Jay Jones in the latest episode (#531) of Black Entrepreneur Blueprint. Many aspiring entrepreneurs lead a mundane or unfulfilling life simply because they haven’t cracked the code to unlock their purpose.
In this compelling episode, Jay delves deep into the inseparable connection between purpose and pain, unraveling the secrets to living a life aligned with your true calling. Gain invaluable insights as Jay shares practical tips on how to not only survive but thrive by making a living while fully immersed in your purpose.
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BLACK ENTREPRENEUR BLUEPRINT SHOW NOTES – EPISODE # 531
What is the definition of “Purpose?” – the reason for which something is done or created or for which something exists?
Quote By Bruce Bryans: “The man without a purpose is neither master of his fate nor the captain of his soul. He is merely a minion, a pawn, and a tool for men and women who know what they want out of life and are determined to get it.”
“When you stay on purpose and refuse to be discouraged by fear, you align with the infinite self, in which all possibilities exist.” ―Wayne Dyer
Why Most People Don’t Live In Their Purpose
- Too much monthly debt (bills keep them hustling for the almighty dollar)
- Don’t have the passive income or cash reserves to work in your purpose
- Don’t know your purpose
- Scared to make changes in your life
What Are The Benefits Of Living In Your Purpose
- You have a purpose (something to get up for)
- Your life is more aligned (you’re doing what you were designed to do)
- You’re generally happier (because you are following your natural path)
Steps To Live In Your Purpose
- Identify your purpose – use a mind map and answer these three questions – Ask yourself “What were you put here to do?” “Who am I supposed to serve?” “What impact can I have on others?”
- Identify opportunities to combine monetization and your purpose and answer these three questions – Ask yourself “What are you good at?” “What do you like to do?” “What will people pay me for?”
- Create Your Purpose Matrix (an environment or material in which something develops; a surrounding medium or structure) – Take all six answers (or more) and write them on a sheet of paper and start mixing and matching
