What were you put on this Earth to do? I recently gave a talk to a book club that had read Sunrises to Santiago: Searching for Purpose on the Camino de Santiago and a kind man in the audience raised his hand and asked me a simple but incredibly difficult question. He asked, “So, have you found your … More How To Find Your Purpose
If you are anything like me you have a lot of ideas. Creative people tend to do this. Some of these ideas turn into goals and plans. You then take action and work towards those goals. Maybe you are changing careers, moving abroad, or creating a business. I wanted to offer a simple reminder that … More Don’t Let Your Goals Ruin Your Day
They say curiosity killed the cat … but satisfaction brought it back. The great thing about about following your curiosity, and trying out new things that interest you, is that you never really know where it will lead you. Jeremy Wolf is a great example of this. I had the chance to chat recently with … More From Architect to Yoga Master: A Story Of Change
Are you curious or crazy? Is your dream realistic? When people look at you with amusement or brush aside your latest idea, are they the mad ones, or are you? If you are anything like me, you have failed at least once in your life. What one day is your greatest aspiration, fades into something … More A Fine Line Between Crazy And Curiosity
Writers, designers, artists, and all curious/creative people are all entrepreneurs in some small way. If you are currently thinking about doing something you have always wanted to do and can complete this sentence: I have always wondered what it would be like to ______________, then I challenge you to do that thing which you have always … More 11 Great Tools For Curious People
Part of The Curious Life Project is giving yourself permission to try new things that interest you. I have way too many ideas, every week, that I think would make a great business. My goal is not to become rich (or even close to it), but to create freedom doing things I love. Most ideas I … More Adventures in Entrepreneurship: Learning From Failure
GABRIEL SCHIRM 