What I have learned about people and organizations...so far.

Thursday, October 16, 2014

The core document in The GPS Life Journey is the “My GPS Life Journey Roadmap.”  It is a series of 15 critical discoveries that you build on one step at a time throughout the eight session process.  The Roadmap describes these critical points of interest on the way to discovering and engaging in God’s purposes for the next stage of your life.  They include:

  1. My Personality Type
  2. Things I Do Best Based on My Experiences
  3. My Greatest Natural Abilities and Skills
  4. My Greatest Strengths
  5. My Greatest Passions and Interests
  6. My Primary Spiritual Gifts
  7. Direction/Messages from God
  8. My Personal Mission Statement
  9. Vision for the Next Stage of My Life
  10. My Personal Core Values  
  11. Time Margin for the Next Stage of My Life
  12. Financial Margin for the Next Stage of My Life
  13. Spiritual Margin for the Next Stage of My Life
  14. Priority Goals for the Next Stage of My Life
  15. Personal Ministry Venue(s) for the Next Stage of My Life (Team and Position)
 

Thursday, October 2, 2014

Success Guru, Brian Tracey writes, “Life is a journey. And as with any other journey, you have to do more than just think happy thoughts about where you want to go. You need clear goals, plans, and schedules to get from wherever you are today to wherever you want to be in the future. Like any good pilot, you need a flight plan that you file before you begin and that you use to guide you on your way.”

Thursday, July 4, 2013

Through participating in the GPS Life Purpose Journey, people use DISC to discover their personality.  That understanding puts them on a path to leading a focused, satisfying and meaningful life.  Many, for the first time, begin to understand their traits and whether they are action-oriented, enthusiastic and energetic, warm and relational, or perhaps perfectionistic.  They achieve a measure of freedom because they now know they were designed differently from others, that they don’t have to be like everyone else, and can embrace and enjoy their uniqueness.