Play by Play: Finding Your Purpose - Understanding Your Impact on the World
Offered By: Pluralsight
Course Description
Overview
We all want more meaning in our lives. Here are some insights and exercises to help you gain a better understanding of what you’re here on the planet to do.
You’ve probably asked yourself, “How can I find more meaning, both inside and outside of work? What’s my purpose in life?" Perhaps even questioning, "What am I here on the planet to do?" This course will help you begin to navigate the process of developing your own answers to those questions. You’ll learn about creating “the user manual of you,” understanding your own “spectrum of purpose,” the four most important elements of purpose, and you’ll do several brief exercises to explore ideas for finding more meaning in your work and your life.
You’ve probably asked yourself, “How can I find more meaning, both inside and outside of work? What’s my purpose in life?" Perhaps even questioning, "What am I here on the planet to do?" This course will help you begin to navigate the process of developing your own answers to those questions. You’ll learn about creating “the user manual of you,” understanding your own “spectrum of purpose,” the four most important elements of purpose, and you’ll do several brief exercises to explore ideas for finding more meaning in your work and your life.
Syllabus
- Course Overview 1min
- Introduction 5mins
- Your Spectrum of Purpose 8mins
- Developing Empathy 4mins
- Finding Purpose in Your Work 6mins
- Exercise 1: "I Want There to Be More" 5mins
- Using Your Technical Skills for Purpose 5mins
- The Three Kinds of Permission 9mins
Taught by
Gary Bolles
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