We're all guilty of it or have dealt with others moving through it. Someone is always searching for their purpose. Interestingly enough that part of the journey isn't physically seen on your birth day. It's an invisible source of energy placed then lost in your heart. As life's journey begins its walk down a meandering path, that part of the story seems to be erased. Then one day, as a teen, in your mid-20's or somewhere on top of 50 plus, an urge to uncover your purpose pops up in a field of empty stems that resemble roses. How do you locate purpose in a world driven by success and not failure? For you to see failure makes you a Judger. One dark cloud can lead to several different storms. The Judger will wake you up in the middle of the night, will generate verbal battles when least expected and will cake your thoughts and actions with reactions that appear to be movement but in your head and heart it's always in the wrong direction. On this podcast we take on the subject of learning how to become more aware of where you're truly walking and how your purpose can become a more focused pleasure rather than defeat. Giving the Judger less time to speak allows your calling to become empowered and more willing to want to grow. What silences your dreams isn't the physical presence of having nothing to show but rather the endless unseen but well heard vocal exchanges you have with yourself. I've quit saying, "My heart is open. My soul is open." You can only fit so many potatoes into a bag. The more you add the more potatoes on the bottom of the bag will begin softening as well as sprouting their potato eyes. If you can't get to the bottom to replant those curly white things, the original purpose begins to fold inward when you should be growing outward. Over the past year the new walk has been to say, "I'm clearing my heart. I'm clearing my soul." In doing so I'm able to reach goals while maintaining a clearer path toward the truer purpose of the calling. Julia Cameron in the Artist Way invites her students to clean out their closets. Why are you holding onto those items? In most homes a closet is no longer about what we wear but what we're stuffing into boxes. Your mind body and soul are that closet. Are you open or ready to clear?