Living your soul purpose 5 ways to know if you’re stuck in the mud

The term sole purpose is one I

use in the business world.

When a company is totally

focused on how they can be of

the utmost service, they

become focused on fulfilling

their sole purpose.

When you’re living your soul

purpose, you feel passionate

about what you do and you

have an energy about you that

radiates from you and let’s

people know that you love

what you do.

Heart palpitations; a

feeling of being

anxious to move on.

Feeling heavy every

morning as you get up

and get ready for work;

hitting the snooze button

on your alarm over and

over!

Dreading

going to work.

Little things at work

that may normally

have gone unnoticed

begin to get on your

nerves.

You know there’s

something missing and

you know you have

something more to give,

you’re just not sure what

that something is.