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A Conversation with Kim Adams: Opening to Light

By Jan BowenLife of PurposeNo Comments

Kim Adams: Opening to Light How do you let the light in during a time that is frequently known for its fear and darkness? Listen in on a conversation with end of life coach, Kim Adams, to learn how to transform the end of life from a place of fear to one of light. Kim uses her education, skills, and…

June 1, 2017

A Conversation with Terry Trayvick: Committed to People

By Jan BowenLife of PurposeNo Comments

Once you’ve reached the top of external success measures and have a great social structure, too, what is there? Continue the exploration with this conversation as Terry Trayvick and I explore a few “light” topics — such as globabization, diversity, and future economy. We also chat about brain games and family. It’s all tied in to Terry’s purpose — helping...

May 4, 2017

A Conversation with Julie and Steve Harris: Whiskey & Red

By Jan BowenLife of PurposeNo Comments

Julie and Steve Harris | Whiskey & Red: Education and Empowerment, Honesty and Transparency Who we are on the inside is revealed by so much of how we represent ourselves visually. Husband and wife team, Julie and Steve Harris, of Whiskey & Red, empower entrepreneurs and small business owners with the knowledge and tools to represent their business both accurately...

April 24, 2017

A Conversation with Carol Cox: Voices Heard

By Jan BowenLife of PurposeNo Comments

Carol Cox: Empowering Voices to be Heard What creates a life of purpose? Political analyst, speaking coach, entrepreneur, university teacher, history fellow, political activist — any of those would seem to be a life of purpose. But purpose is about who we are, not what we do. Carol Morgan Cox does a lot, there’s no doubt about that. And through…

April 24, 2017

This Is How to Leave an Inspirational Legacy

By Jan BowenPrivate Musings2 Comments

Have you ever considered what will be left behind when you leave this life? Every year you live contributes to the legacy you leave behind regardless of how old or young you are. Perhaps you’ve done life exercises where you imagine yourself as an older version of yourself looking back and consider what it is you want to be remembered…

January 29, 2017

Revealing the Gift Within Our Shadow

By Jan BowenPrivate MusingsNo Comments

Wherever there is light, there is shadow. While the beneficial aspects of light that allow us to see are immediately obvious, we sometimes have to probe to discover the gifts within the shadows — both literally and figuratively. The celebrated Swiss psychiatrist, Carl Jung, created the term that describes both the aspects of human nature that are hidden from us...

January 22, 2017

A day in the life accompanied by Albert Einstein.

My Imaginary Friends and Their Purpose in Our Lives

By Jan BowenLife of Purpose, Private MusingsNo Comments

Don't misunderstand -- I have real friends, too, but since I was very young (8 or 9 years old), I've had a team of imaginary friends with whom I conversed with routinely. Some you probably wouldn't know. But others, I'm fairly confident you would know. My imaginary pals include Albert Einstein, Carl Jung, Teilhard de Chardin, Aldous Huxley, and Buckminster...

January 8, 2017

These Truths I Know To Be

By Jan BowenPrivate MusingsNo Comments

There's a lot I don't know, obviously. Like the majority of my fellow Americans, I did not envision an election night in which Donald Trump would get elected. I never took his campaign seriously. Until now I made a point of never publicly discussing politics, and seldom even privately (often to my family's amusement and perhaps, disgust). Politics are personal....

November 9, 2016

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The Difference Between Passion and Purpose

By Jan BowenPrivate MusingsNo Comments

Passion, purpose and the path between — what’s the real secret to living a fulfilled life? Do all the questions you hear about purpose and passion lead you farther away from a resolution? Themes and opinions on the topic vary, leaving speculation to whether they're the same thing and if they last a lifetime. Do you even really have to...

October 24, 2016

How To Be Honest … Even When It’s HARD

By Jan BowenPublished ArticlesNo Comments

Tell the truth. Just because it's the best policy doesn't mean it's easy. Have you ever had those times when you knew what you wanted or needed to say, but somehow just didn’t get the words out of your mouth? As adults we need to be accountable. Being accountable requires having integrity — that means we need to be honest...

October 3, 2016

A Conversation with Kim Adams: Opening to Light

A Conversation with Terry Trayvick: Committed to People

A Conversation with Julie and Steve Harris: Whiskey & Red

A Conversation with Carol Cox: Voices Heard

This Is How to Leave an Inspirational Legacy

Revealing the Gift Within Our Shadow

My Imaginary Friends and Their Purpose in Our Lives

These Truths I Know To Be

The Difference Between Passion and Purpose

How To Be Honest … Even When It’s HARD

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