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21 Quotes on Life to Inspire Intention, Purpose, & Perseverance
Before you start scrolling and devouring these 21 quotes on life, I want you to considering using these quotes to unearth your tiny stories.
So often, we stumble upon a quote that makes us think, “ooooh that’s good,” and we pin it or take a screenshot or re-share it in our social feeds as if we’re playing out a script.
Today, break that script.
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use quotes to unearth meaningful stories from your life:
After the quotes, there’s an insightful exercise you can do any quote that makes you feel something.
So, as you read this collection, when a quote lands on your soul just right, write it down on a piece of paper or take a screenshot.
I’ll meet back with you on the other side of these 21 Life Quotes to Inspire Intention, Purpose, & Perseverance.
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Hi again 🙂
Ok, now choose the top 3 quotes that spoke to you most.
Now, for each one:
- Ask yourself, “What emotion is coming up with this quote?”
- Ask yourself, “Why is this speaking to me?”
- More specifically, ask yourself, “What stories do I have that make this quote mean something to me?”
- Now, take action. Add your stories to your Tiny Story List. When the time is right, process your stories with the Dangerously Good Stories 5-Part Practice, so you can respond boldly to your stories.
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want more quotes on life?
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want to create your very own life-brand?
I crazy loved Emily McDowell’s quote above:
“”Finding yourself” is not really now it works. You are not a ten-dollar bill in last winter’s coat pocket. You are also not lost. Your true self is right there, buried under cultural conditioning, other people’s opinions, and inaccurate conclusions you drew as a kid that became your beliefs about who you are. “Finding yourself” is actually returning to yourself. An unlearning, an excavation, a remembering who you were before the world got its hands on you.”
Emily McDowell
When was the last time you took the time to remember who you are in your core?
How would you like to know yourself and have a set of your own guiding principles to make life more like a game, rather than something to survive and endure?
I created The Life-Brand Method to help you do exactly that.
Learn more about that here.
