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my purpose in life?” Or, “What am I meant to do?” Or, “What is my reason for being here?” Don’t try and answer the question with your mind, but leave the question hanging in the air. Remain quiet for a minute, pay attention to anything that comes to you, and then take particular notice of what you’re inspired to do during the day.
    The answer will come into your mind in a flash, most likely when you’re focused on something else altogether. Don’t second-guess the answer when you get it, but think of one small step you can take toward it.

LAIRD HAMILTON
It’s about listening to yourself, going inside, and being still. Go into the forest or go into the sea; be in a place where you can hear it. You’ll be told by your own subconscious. You have it in you, and it’s always been there, you’ve just put it someplace deep inside.

JOHN PAUL DEJORIA
Eventually if you open yourself up to the Universe it’ll come to you.
    A woman called Sara Blakely knew that she wanted to have a multimillion-dollar business, and that’s all she knew. So Sara asked for a multimillion-dollar idea. One day while encountering a problem with her clothes when she was getting dressed, Sara got a brilliant idea for a new kind of women’s underwear, and that idea became Spanx – now a multibillion-dollar global company.

PETER BURWASH
The other way is, go in the direction of the real entrepreneur, which is asking: “What does the world need and what does the world want at this particular point in time?”

MASTIN KIPP
“How could I solve a problem or some issue that people have?” Asking that question and figuring out whether that lines up with what you’re passionate about is the key to success. That’s the sweet spot spiritually, emotionally, and also financially.

PAUL ORFALEA
Kinko’s started with a question. If you’ve stopped asking questions, start asking them again.
    Like Paul Orfalea, who created Kinko’s, and Sara Blakely, who created Spanx, entrepreneurs ask questions. It’s how entrepreneurs get a perfect idea at the perfect time, and it’s exactly what the world needs. By simply asking a question they receive an idea, and from that idea they go on to create hugely successful companies.
    Any time you need to ask any question, ask for information you need, ask for ideas, solutions, or the way to go with decisions, the answer will be transmitted to you from the Universal Mind, and appear in your mind as a flash. Make use of your ability to tap into this incredible resource!

PETER BURWASH
One way of finding out a direction: take two pieces of paper. Write down on one piece of paper what you’re good at, and on the other piece of paper what you’d like to be able to do with your life. And see if you can take those two pages and match things together.

MASTIN KIPP
Find people who have been on that journey, or ask people who are coming back from the road that you want to go down. Ask, “How did you do it?” Put yourself in an environment where people are doing the thing you want to do. Consume massive amounts of inspiring information, whether it’s books or DVDs or CDs, because when you do that you’re thinking the thoughts of the greatest people in the world.

LAYNE BEACHLEY
You have to be clear. Clarity is what gives you power. Take the time to get clear on what you want and then you’ll start taking a step toward it. But if you don’t know what you want then you’ll allow life to dictate the terms to you. I’ve never allowed life to dictate terms to me.

JOHN PAUL DEJORIA
If you are dreaming about something and nothing’s happening, write out what you want to achieve and have it in front of you when you wake up in the morning. One way or another, if you’re focused on it, the mind leads you in that direction. Whatever the mind can conceive and believe it will achieve. The more you have something on your mind, the more it is going to happen.

PETE CARROLL
It’s not rocket science. To me it’s really