Lesson 25 - Life Purpose: Slide 8
Using Your Purpose
To Guide Your Actions
- When you make your sense of purpose concrete by writing it out, it’s easier to know what is and isn’t consistent with it
- For example: Your purpose is to live
in harmony with people and to have
positive interactions with people
- It’s easy to see that starting or
prolonging petty and unnecessary
conflicts is inconsistent with this
- It can be much easier to avoid being drawn into trivial conflicts when you have a shorthand reminder that your priority is harmony
Notes:
Pg. 64, Kotzman, Anne & Kotzman, Mandy, 2007, “Listen To Me Listen To You, A practical guide to self-awareness, communication skills and conflict management,” Penguin Books, Australia.
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