On the last evening of my 25th college reunion, there was a party in a tent with dancing,and music and nosie. So much noise that a lot of us started to drift out of the tent so we could hear each other talk and catch up with classmates that we had not seen in more than 2 decades. As I talked with my friends I made an astounding discovery; 80% of them were unhappy with their lives. "I feel as though I've wasted my life, and I'm half way through it," they said."I don't know what my life is all about."I was priviledged to go to Yale, and we were standing on a summer evening in the middle of Yale's old campus, and the people that I was speaking with were priviledged, and highly educated, and financially well off, and in positions of power. And they had the first house, and the second house, and they had the first spouse and the second spouse. And 80% of them were unhappy with their lives. Who was happy, the 20%? Well, we had studied literature and Renaissance rhetoric, and we were the theater people, and the history geeks. We had studied classes for the joy of learning, not because we thought they were going to put direct us to a specific job. We still got jobs, we were living our lives expensively, with life's ups and downs, and we did not feel that we had wasted a single minute. And as I spoke with the 20% the happier 20%, I discovered that each of them knew something about their life purpose because they knew five things: who they were, what they did, who they did it for, what those people wanted or needed, and what they got out of it, how they changed as a result. Does that sound hard? Its not, it's actually really simple. In fact it's so simple, that you can learn your life purpose now. You're going to know your life purpose now, in the next five minutes.

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