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Read through all of the purpose beliefs below. Rate each one of them as a percentage from 0-100 on how much that belief feels true to you. Don’t judge or question your initial reaction, don’t try to give the “right answer”, just write down the first number that comes to mind.
Some people are destined to be successful, others just aren’t
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I don’t have enough time to pursue God like I should
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It’s impossible to be spiritual and devoted to work
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To be a workaholic is to neglect the more important things
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Nothing excites me anymore
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No one in my circle is truly passionate for Jesus
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It’s impossible for me to charge what I’m worth
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To be a dreamer to to be too unrealistic
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You can’t influence people if you aren’t naturally charismatic
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Success is temporary
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It’s asking for too much to want a thriving business, strong relationship with God, good health AND amazing relationships
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Sacrifice is rarely worth the cost
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The higher I go, the number of decisions I need to make are overwhelming
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I’ve already done and am doing so much - I can’t possibly do more
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The more I have, the more I can lose
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Dreamers get rich but I’m rational and a realist
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If I’m successful my friends will be jealous
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If I have a lot of success I might lose sight of what’s important and not like the person I’ve become
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The time is just not right for me to “go for it”
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I don’t want to attract friends for the wrong reasons
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I do not deserve success
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I don’t have unique talents
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Resting is lazy
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It’s impossible for me to earn money in my area of passion
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I don’t live in the right area to connect with the people to help bring my vision to life
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Success destroys important relationships
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There’s no one to ask about creating what I envision
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Entrepreneurs are always hustling and never resting
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Genuine personal mentors are hard to find, people are mostly in it for themselves
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My family’s so far gone it’s impossible to turn it around
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It’s who you know, not what you know
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Things always go wrong
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I don't have the capacity to do more than I’m already handling
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No one listens to me anyway
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People who are too trusting are the most disappointed
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It’s selfish to put myself first
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Raising kids makes it impossible to truly pursue one’s calling
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If I accumulate enough money, my calling will be secure
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I can't promise results so I can’t charge more
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It's not appropriate to talk about money/success
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Success will mean working all the time.
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It's not possible for me to make money with ease.
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I must always be prepared for the unexpected
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If I focus on “purpose” I’ll lose my financial stability
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I don’t have an area of passion
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Only missionaries are doing the true work of God
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I have too many passions to be truly satisfied in one
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People will find out I'm a fraud
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I don’t have enough financial capital for my dream
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Others are doing my idea so why bother?
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I’ve tried too many times to keep fooling myself
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I’m new to this spiritual thing and don’t want to make a mistake
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My family doesn’t understand what I’m doing
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I can’t do it all and win
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I’m too old to start
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Balancing things is always more difficult for women than men
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I don’t want to make my spouse/partner feel “less than” by expanding even more
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Success will cause conflict in my marriage
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Being successful will put a target on my back
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My family life already feels chaotic, I can’t handle more chaos
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A good Christian/spiritual person shouldn’t care about success
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Jesus is coming back soon so I don’t need to worry about any of this
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I don’t want to be ambitious, I just want to serve God
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I don’t want to get drawn into political/religious conversations
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I feel unprepared for leading people spiritually
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I can’t hear the voice of God
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You can’t get something for nothing
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Some people just have all the luck
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Striving to find my purpose will cause nothing but stress.
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More responsibility will complicate everything
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I’m not good enough at anything to be fulfilled
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I’ve never done this before so how can I charge “value” for it
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God doesn’t care about me.
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I’ve never been interested in full time ministry so how can I be fulfilled spiritually
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You have to do things you don’t like to make a difference
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If something is easy for me to do, I shouldn’t charge much for it.
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Given my past, it is too late for me to make a difference
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If you're rich in love, health and happiness you don’t need anything else
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Financial security comes from having a good, regular job with a steady paycheck
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I missed my opportunity
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If my parents had raised me differently, my ability to connect on a heart level would be much better
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Spiritual people are snobby
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Spiritual people live on cloud 9 and are extremely unrealistic
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I’m too young to truly live out my calling, I need to wait my time
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I don’t deserve to be used by God
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I am incompetent when it comes to implementing the visions God has given me
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It's so much more difficult as a man/woman/ethnic person to be successful
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Money means power and control
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If I am successful, I will abandon my values and lose myself
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There are limits to how much success you can have
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I shouldn’t have more money than what I really need
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Opportunities are in short supply
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It’s admirable and virtuous to do little and have little
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I do not want others to know how much I have
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Success corrupts
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The economy is bad so it’s hard to get clients
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Successful people can’t be trusted
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Successful people only think of themselves
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I’m not spiritual enough to know what my calling is
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I’m new at this spiritual thing so I shouldn’t expect to hear God
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If I was really smart I would have great relationships all around me by now
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Rich people are snobby
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Rich people are self-centered
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Being poor is better than being rich
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It is dangerous to be successful
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The more I scale/increase the the more problems I will have
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By being rich, I’ll prove myself.
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If I become successful that’s great...and if not that’s fine too
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I don't feel good enough to be successful
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I work to live, I don’t live to work
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