Purpose

Take a journey through a business and personal mid-life crisis that leads through breakdown to restoration. Use the guide to assess your goals and values so you can affirm your purpose releasing a higher level of success.  

Have you found your Purpose? This book takes the reader on a journey through adventure, success, crisis, survival, redemption, and abundant restoration. After suffering a midlife crisis that went bad, the author discovers that Purpose is the boundary on Freedom. The book provides a roadmap to achieving greater peace, fulfillment, and significance.

“I don’t know if we each have a destiny or if we’re all just floating around accidental like on a breeze. But I think maybe it’s both. Maybe both is happening at the same time.” Forrest Gump

Do you feel like your life has a destiny or is it just floating in the breeze like a feather? Learn how discovering and defining your purpose can lead you to greater success personally and professionally.

Chuck has always had a passion for adventure and approached sailing, cycling, and motorcycle touring with the same obsession as building a successful manufacturing business with his dad. After managing and later buying the company, Chuck grew the business to twenty million in revenue and ultimately sold in 2006.

By following his journey through these challenges, you will be led to find your own purpose in life. Follow the guide to your own destiny. 

Chuck Hendee, after selling his successful manufacturing company in 2006 and retiring in 2012, has dedicated his second half to mentoring, coaching, and serving his community.

His recently published book Purpose: A Journey from Breakdown to Breakthrough chronicles his journey through a midlife crisis and ultimately into redemption and an abundance beyond restoration. He attributes the Grace of God and angels in the form of family, friends, and even strangers who guided him into a new spiritual awareness.

The book is a guide to finding your purpose and mapping out your journey in life with that vision. Chuck describes how he and his father built a successful manufacturing company, taking it from a start-up to 150 employees and $20M in revenues. Along the way the very attributes that led to success, taken to excess brought him to the brink of failure in a midlife crisis gone bad. Not to worry, the mistress was a boat.

Chuck quotes his churches associate pastor, “How do we know the mercy of God if we do not need mercy?” Yet giving in is not giving up. Embracing the help and support, that Chuck considers God’s angels, led to a business revitalization, emotional peace, and spiritual awakening.

Chuck and his wife just celebrated their fiftieth anniversary. He is 72 and has given up most of the weekend warrior adventure, and now dedicates his life to service to his church, community, and entrepreneurs of all ages. He has been a mentor with the Wolfe Center for Entrepreneurship since the late 1990’s, is an elder in his church, and provides business coaching on incentive systems.