Another beautiful calling in my own path was a persistent question of my greater purpose to humanity.  Sure, I love teaching the inner realms of connecting to our higher purpose and will continue that journey for a very long to come but earlier this year, I had been asking for the perfect answer in how to make a global difference on a humanitarian level.  That took me last month to a 'Humanity Unites Brilliance' conference in San Francisco where I met my beautiful mastermind partners and thought leaders like Jack Canfield and Michael Beckwith (plus many others) whom I have long admired.  HUB coordinates many special projects on a global humanitarian level that I was searching for.  If you are interested in attending a future event in a city near you or joining me at a conference, please email me and I'll get you a great seat for an event that I promise will change your life in more ways than you could imagine.

Also, be sure to check out my Recommendation Section below for information on my live radio appearance this Tuesday (July 7th) and how to get a FREE copy of a wonderful new eBook that myself and over 30 other experts created.

Wishing you a beautiful month ahead full of the many wonders and joys of life.

Fulfillment in life is related to how well you are living in alignment with your values. Values are not morals or principles. They are the essence of who you are-not who you think you should be. For instance, money is not a value, whereas the things that money might buy, such as free time, risk-taking, and being of service are values. When you're aligned with your values, you feel inner harmony, your choices are more easily made, and your actions are in accord with your true self. Take this quiz to see how well you are living in sync with your values.
 
1. I have spent time clarifying my values and can easily articulate them.
 
2. My values are my own. I have not simply adopted them from parents, teachers or other outside influences.
 
3. I based my choice of occupation on my deepest values.
 
4. My values are in alignment with the company I work for (or own).
 
5. My business associates and I regularly examine how we are living up to our values and mission.
 
6. I turn down money-making or status-building opportunities when they conflict with my values.
 
7. In resolving disputes at work, I look beneath the apparent problem to see if values are being dishonored, and then I seek ways to honor them.
 
8. Anyone looking at my life from the outside would see what I value.
 
9. I use my values as a guidepost for making decisions. I ask if a particular choice would bring me closer to-or further from-a core value.
 
10. When I feel upset, it's almost always because my values are being trampled-either by me, someone else, or the situation.
 
11. I am not easily swayed by others' opinions when they conflict with my values.
 
12. To remain open and flexible, I am willing to re-examine my values to determine whether something is still true for me.
 
13. I find creative ways to honor all of my values-even when they conflict with one another.
 
14. My work values are in harmony with my personal and relationship values.
 
15. If I live according to my values, I will feel satisfied and successful throughout my life.
 
If you answered false more often than true, you may wish to clarify your deepest values and bring your life into greater alignment with them. Please don't hesitate to call if you'd like support in doing this.