This article will show why a moral character is essential, what qualities are consistent with character development, and how it can serve you toward living an On-Purpose Life. It doesn’t matter what age you develop your character, whether in youth or any decade of your life. We encourage you to consider the following ideas:

This article discusses ineffective and effective language and the impact of each usage. By this, we mean that the language show-ups in words we choose to use in everyday conversation sometimes take the low road and sometimes the high road: we prefer you to take the high road :-)).

We’ll begin with useful language because we suggest that individuals live an On-Purpose Life when there is demonstrated aspiration to excellence: this language can be articulate with precision designed to produce unambiguous meaning and consequential understanding. Usually, this means that the individual has defined their purpose, tracks, and monitors their choices, actions, and results with high marks on the CAM Awareness Scale: usually above a 9.5.

This article explores how one perceives the way they approach their day. A few disciplines are inspected to show what they can mean for someone: the author shares his experiences of actually doing daily disciplines. After reading this article, you will gain insight into how one person switched from being a list-maker and list-checker to a belief-based disciplined achiever.