7 Signposts

Need direction in your life? Trust the compass, not the map. Most of us spend our childhoods internalizing a map by which we're expected to navigate life. Shaped by history—our families, religion, and society—this map tells us where we can and cannot go. Until one day, some part of it doesn't fit us anymore. Automatically following the same road feels wrong, and it calls the whole map into question. If you feel discouraged or stuck, maybe even a little hopeless, that's okay. Nothing's wrong with you. It just means it's time to ditch the map and follow your own internal compass. 7 Signposts shows you how to read your inner compass by posing seven decisions that can help you align your life with who you really are. At each step, you'll have the chance to choose. You can consult that old map, or you can check your compass and design a beautiful, aligned life that's intentionally crafted to fit you.

Need direction in your life? Trust the compass, not the map. Most of us spend our childhoods internalizing a map by which we're expected to navigate life. Shaped by history—our families, religion, and society—this map tells us where we can and cannot go. Until one day, some part of it doesn't fit us anymore. Automatically following the same road feels wrong, and it calls the whole map into question. If you feel discouraged or stuck, maybe even a little hopeless, that's okay. Nothing's wrong with you. It just means it's time to ditch the map and follow your own internal compass. 7 Signposts shows you how to read your inner compass by posing seven decisions that can help you align your life with who you really are. At each step, you'll have the chance to choose. You can consult that old map, or you can check your compass and design a beautiful, aligned life that's intentionally crafted to fit you.

Jamie HIllman is a multi-passionate, purpose-driven human, on a mission to make the world a better place. Originally from a small town south of Birmingham, Alabama, she attended The University of Alabama before moving to Dallas, TX as a software developer and management consultant. After 4 years in the corporate world, she returned to her Alma Mater to teach. She is passionate about all things personal and professional development, and you can find more on her blog at jamieonpurpose.com.