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Main eBook: “How to Find Your Purpose in Life”

(3,877 words, 19 pages, 8 images)

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Table of Contents for the How to Find Your Purpose in Life PLR Ebook:

How to Find Your Life Purpose and Live Your Dream Reality. 3

Don’t Ask What Your Purpose Is, Ask “What’s Important?”…. 5

“What is an important use of my time?”………………………………………… 6

Time to break out a pen and paper…………………………………………………. 7

Create a true life purpose journal or notebook or binder………….. 7

What Are You Willing to Make Sacrifices for?………………………. 8

How Often Do You Avoid Failure or Embarrassment?………… 10

What About Your Life Today Would Make the Childhood Version of You Sad?……………………………………………………………… 12

What in Your Life Makes Time Fly By?………………………………… 15

Are You Trying to Eat the Elephant All at Once?…………………. 16

What Would You Be Doing If Money Was Not a Concern?…… 18

 

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How to Find Your Life Purpose and Live Your Dream Reality

 

Do you ever question why you’re here? Our lives these days are so busy. Many people feel there aren’t enough hours in the day to get everything done. Does that sound familiar? This situation can lead you to feeling that you are quickly moving through life just keeping busy.

You begin to wonder if life is nothing more than checking things off of a to-do list that seems to add more responsibilities than you can handle. You check off one task and two more appear. Is that all there is to life? What happened to the unbridled joy, excitement and sense of discovery you had when you were a child?

Can you get that back by identifying your true purpose in life? And if you can, how do you go about discovering the one thing that you were meant to do and be? Is there some way to uncover your true purpose so you realize lasting fulfillment, deep happiness and a sense of emotional and spiritual wellness like you have dreamed about for so long?

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5 Emails/ Blog Posts:

Topic: How to Separate What You Want From Societal Expectations – 2021 Words

Email #1 – Welcome to Our Ecourse on Societal Expectations

Email #2 – Social Norms and Roles

Email #3 – Breaking Societal Expectations

Email #4 – The Impact of Social Media on Societal Expectations

Email #5 – 6 Societal Expectations You Should Break If It Serves You Better

 

Find Your Purpose Email Content Sample:

Email #1 – Welcome to Our Ecourse on Societal Expectations

Hello and welcome to the series on societal expectations and how to get what you want. Over the course of these lessons, we will cover:

• Social Norms and Roles
• Breaking Societal Expectations
• The Impact of Social Media on Societal Expectations
• 6 Societal Expectations You Should Break If It Serves You Better

What are Societal Expectations?

Social expectations are an internalized social norm for individuals and organizations, thus for society as a whole, about what people should do and how they should act in different social settings. For example, one longstanding expectation has always been to be quiet when in a public library. Another one is going to the back of a line instead of cutting in closer to the front. Many of our societal expectations are things we have been taught since we were young and, in many cases, don’t even think about it – we just know how we should act.

Societal expectations can differ depending on one’s location. For example, people in the U.S would not even think about going topless on a public beach, but in Europe, it is very common – different countries – different societal expectations.

And one can take societal expectations one step further to the point where doing certain things is taboo or even against the law. Or not doing certain things can create an international situation. In either situation, a person did not fulfil a societal expectation of that country. Knowing what one should do and not do are important when traveling to a foreign country and warrants research before going there.

Societal expectations are based on social norms or the accepted standards of behavior when in social groups; it is these social norms that provides order to a society.

That wraps it up for this first lesson. Speaking of social norms, that is the topic in the next lesson where we will discuss social norms and roles. Be sure to read that one.

 

High Quality Find Your Purpose PLR Articles:

5 Reasons Why You Might Be Feeling Unsatisfied in Life – 395 words

5 Tips for Finding Something You Love to Do – 403 words

Does Everybody Have A Purpose in Life? – 399 words

Is It Really Possible to Do What You Love? – 395 words

Why Having a Sense of Purpose Can Make You Happier – 412 words

 

Find Your Purpose PLR Article Sample:

5 Reasons Why You Might Be Feeling Unsatisfied in Life

It’s not uncommon to feel discontented and unsatisfied with your life, but if you feel like this on a long-term and regular basis, you should consider what it making you feel this way. There are many reasons you may be feeling unsatisfied in life, and some of them may not have even occurred to you. Here are some reasons why you might be feeling unsatisfied.

1. Your job

Disliking your job can have a massive impact on your life and the way that you feel. Loving your job can make going to work easy, enjoyable and a huge positive part of your life. However, the opposite can quickly have negative effects on your mental and physical health. Remember that you don’t have to stay in your job, and there are often complaints procedures and ways to report a grievance if you feel this is impacting your work and the way you feel.

1. Your partner

This is often a reason why people experience feelings of dissatisfaction. Many people who have been with a partner for a long time may find it difficult to leave, even if it has a negative effect on them. Others don’t always recognize that they are in an unhealthy relationship, or that their partner is making them feel unsatisfied.

1. Your diet

What we eat has a huge impact on the way we feel. Sometimes you may be feeling down and unsatisfied as a result of a poor or inadequate diet. You may also have an allergy which could be affecting your physical and mental health and making you feel tired, lethargic and unsatisfied.

1. Your view of yourself

People who tend to compare themselves to other people and feel like they should be hitting targets and achieving things by a certain point can find themselves feeling unsatisfied. While many other factors can influence the way you view yourself, sometimes it is a stand-alone factor in making a person feel unsatisfied in life.

1. Loneliness

While partners can make you feel unsatisfied, being lonely is also a huge problem globally and can create severe feelings of dissatisfaction. There are ways to combat this, however, such as finding social groups online, spending more time with friends or family, or even going on a few dates. You’ll be surprised how quickly some social time can pick up your mood and feelings of discontent.

 

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Social Media Posts and Images:

 

5 Shareable Social Media Graphics (PLR)

 

16 Social Media Posts with hashtags (for sharing on Twitter or Facebook)

 

8 Royalty Free Images

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10 Top Quality Life Goals PLR Emails eCourse – 4923 words

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Life Goals PLR Email Sample Content:

Email #1

Subject: Life Goals in Your 20s

Dear [Name],

Becoming an adult can be quite stressful but also extremely rewarding and exciting. This is your best chance to set and accomplish your life goals with a fresh start. Setting goals, no matter your age, should be personal to you. However, some areas are essential not to overlook if you want to have a successful life in your 20s and the next.

College or Career

Your 20s are the start of a brand-new world, and you need a way to continue it financially. Set goals that will help you accomplish this. Maybe that means you’ll finish college or attend a vocational school. Whatever it is, now is the time to figure it out and create a plan of action to get it done. Keep in mind that it’s natural for college and career goals to change as you get older and as you learn more about yourself.

Retirement and Emergency Savings

The idea of saving for retirement in your 20s may sound crazy, but it is the best thing you can do. Starting now will only allow you to have more because you are giving it more time to grow. Even if you can only save 100 dollars a month, this will really add up later in life due to compounding interest.

Your first goal needs to be three months of emergency expenses. After that, start donating that savings amount to a 401K through your bank.

Family/Relationship

Do you want kids in the future? A spouse? How about a home of your own? Saving now makes everything that much easier to accomplish. By the time you are in your 30s, you will be able to mark this off your bucket list easily and without stress. Not only that, but you will also get the house of your dreams more likely than not.

All you need to save is about 20 percent of your principal to get a good deal on a mortgage, which will always be less than if you paid rent for something similar in quality. Having children costs money, but if it’s something you need and want in order to be happy, start now setting up your life for your dreams to come true.

Health

Before you plan on having kids (or even if you decide not to have kids), it’s always helpful to set life goals related to health – including your mental health. Living a sedentary lifestyle can shorten your lifespan almost as much as smoking cigarettes can. Use your 20s to be the healthiest you can be to live the longest possible. The habits you form now will pay off in amazing ways later.

One tactic to ensure you are healthy is to make it simple. Move more than you sit and eat more plants than anything else. Also, stay hydrated and get check-ups and dental cleanings regularly even when you feel fine.

Personal Interests

It is never a good idea to avoid what you are passionate about. Maybe you are not one of the fortunate ones that get to work at a job you’re passionate about yet. It’s okay; dive into those passions when you can. Set a schedule so you fit it in.

Spending time with yourself is important, as is taking time to do what you like. For example, set a goal to read one book a month, or learn to paint, or take up a yoga practice. You can also work on that business plan you always thought was unrealistic. Passion projects always boost mental clarity and give everyone a sense of purpose.

Take advantage of the “extra” time you have in your 20s. Set life goals that will continue for decades and lead to a rewarding successful life. This saying may seem trite, but it’s so true: “If you don’t plan, you are just planning to fail.”

Next time, we’ll look at setting life goals when you’re in your 30s.

 

How To Raise Healthy Kids For Life PLR Report – 2288 words

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How To Raise Healthy Kids For Life PLR Report Sample Content:

5 Steps You Can Take Today To Change Your Child’s Future

Childhood obesity is growing at an alarming rate.  You know that.  You hear the news, read the articles and watch the reality shows on television.  Our beautiful children are suffering from diabetes, heart disease, eating disorders, and the resulting shame that being overweight often results in.  They deserve better.  They deserve to live rich, full lives abundant with laughter, activity and the joy of feeling pride in themselves.  They deserve to look in the mirror and be proud of who they are.  This isn’t about vanity it’s about self-confidence.

Our children are our responsibility.  Even as they grow into adults, if we haven’t provided them with a foundation of healthy skills and habits, they will suffer and make harmful health choices.  The following pages will highlight on ten very important, but simple steps that you can take today to change your child’s life for the better.  These steps will teach them how to care for themselves so that they feel better physically, mentally, and emotionally.

Don’t stress ‘diet’s’ or ‘weight loss’ in children. It only teaches them to be self conscious and ashamed of their bodies.  Teach your children to appreciate themselves for who they are and to be the best person that they can be.  When they love themselves, they’ll take better care of their bodies as children and as adults.

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Raising Optimistic Child PLR Report – 4721 words

Report: Raising an Optimistic Child

• The Definition of an Optimistic Child
• Is Optimism Genetic?
• The Future for an Optimistic Versus a Pessimistic Child
• The Importance of Being a Role Model
• How to Change Your Child’s Explanatory Style
• Mistakes Parents Make When Raising Pessimistic Children
• Things You Can Do to Raise an Optimistic Child

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Raising Optimistic Child PLR Report Sample Content:

As a parent, you want to try to raise your child so that they have the best chance to live a purposeful life full of happiness. However, since life has its ups and downs, how do you do that – especially if your child happens to have the “pessimistic gene”?

First, we need to define what it is to be an optimistic child, discuss whether optimism is genetic or not, and how the world looks through the lens of optimism versus pessimism for a child. Then we’ll look at how you can teach optimism even if the genetics aren’t on the side of optimism, using your examples and love.

The Definition of an Optimistic Child

There is a meme going around the internet regarding optimistic versus pessimistic children. It involves a room full of poop versus a room full of every single imaginable toy possible.

The optimistic child spends a couple hours in the poop room and leaves happy, covered in poop. The pessimist child goes in the toy room that has every imaginable toy and has a horrible time. The pessimistic child leaves the room negative and unimpressed.

This is a very extreme example and not even a true story, but it does clearly show the differences in how most people view optimism versus pessimism. The optimist child can look on the bright side even for a room full of poop, while a pessimist cannot even see the value in a room full of fun toys.

This is kind of a problem in the way we teach children the value of optimism over pessimism. You really don’t have to teach children unrealistic ideals in order to help them become more optimistic and therefore happier.

The truth is, the definition of optimism is basically “the feeling or belief that good things will happen even if it’s not likely.” (Dictonary.com) So, in some ways, the ability to be optimistic seems almost unrealistic. However, studies show that the ability to look on the bright side serves people well because they tend to be happier even when things don’t go the way they had hoped. Because of this, there is a lot of value in intentionally raising optimistic children.

 

10 Dealing with Life PLR Articles and Social Posts

1. How to Cope with Unwanted or Unexpected Visitors – 756 words
2. Steps for Dealing with Major Life Challenges – 554 words
3. Steps to Help You Overcome Setbacks – 561 words
4. Tips for Coping When Moving to a New House – 554 words
5. Tips for Overcoming Life’s Little Surprises – 700 words
6. Tips to Help You Deal with Getting Older – 633 words
7. Toxic People at Work: How to Cope – 536 words
8. Ways to Cope When Your Child Has Unexpected News – 624 words
9. Ways to Deal with Injustice without Depression – 673 words
10. What to Do If You Fail an Exam – 600 words

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Dealing with Life PLR Article Sample:

How to Cope with Unwanted or Unexpected Visitors

It probably happens to everyone once, at least in a lifetime. You’re going about your day, minding your own business, with your own plans and suddenly someone shows up uninvited and unexpectedly hoping to visit with you and stay with you in your home. What should you do?

Analyze the Situation

The first thing you’re going to want to do, which you won’t have much time to do, is to consider whether sending them away will have repercussions that you can deal with or not. Sometimes it is easier to just give in, set a time limit, and then move on. Sometimes the right thing to do is say no. You’ll have to figure this out within about five minutes of opening your door.

Be Courteous but Set Your Boundaries

Greet your visitors with a smile and say something that is nice but also lets them know you have important boundaries. “Wow, such a surprise to see you! Why didn’t you call me first, I hate that you traveled all this way for nothing as we’re on our way out the door.” Or whatever you are ready to do instead of being with them if that’s the case.

Let Them Know about Pre-Existing Obligations

If you do have obligations that you cannot change, you’ll have to tell them within the first few minutes. They may uninvite themselves at that point, allowing you to avoid that discomfort. However, if they don’t say anything, you’ll have to be more direct. If you don’t mind them staying at your home alone, you can let them know that’s what’s going to happen too. If you have no plans other than watching TV, that is not their business.

Offer to Pay for Their Hotel Accommodations

If you can afford it, and you really don’t want them to stay with you, offer to give them money for their hotel. Just state that you aren’t prepared for guests right now, but the hotel down the street is very nice, and you’ll be happy to pay for it. If you cannot offer to pay, at least point out the price and where it is. They should get the hint.

Ask Them to Contribute to Their Stay

If you can let them stay, but you don’t want to feel taken advantage of, give them ways that they can contribute to their stay – such as letting them clean up the area they’ll stay in themselves since you weren’t ready. Mention to them that you’re happy to fix dinner for everyone but you’ll need a few things at the store, and you’ll make them a list. The more you ask them to do, the more fun you’ll have and the more you’ll discourage this from happening again.

Explain the Best Way to Contact You First in the Future

At some point in this visit, you’ll want to have an open and honest discussion with the visitors about the best way to enjoy time with you. Reminding them of your contact details, and asking them to check with you first about your plans, can save them time and money and can save you stress.

Make Your Excuses

When people drop by without calling, they know it’s a risk. It’s not rude to say, “I can’t right now.” It’s not rude to say no; it’s perfectly acceptable to say, “Oh, wow, so great to see you, sadly, I’m heading for the shower in a few minutes because I have plans that I cannot change. Give me a call and let’s schedule a visit when we can really spend time together.” Then, don’t let them in the door.

Do Not Apologize

The thing to remember when unwanted and uninvited guests show up, is that it’s not up to you to say you’re sorry about anything. Of course, you want to be courteous and not rude to avoid turning the situation into unneeded drama, but you do want to be direct, assertive and don’t apologize if you cannot do something.

Even if you let them stay, don’t feel obligated to entertain them or spoil anyone on their vacation who has come by unannounced and uninvited. If you really cannot let them stay, it’s okay; it’s not your job to give them a free place to stay just because they are friends or family. You have a right to say no if that’s what you want. Likewise, you also have a right to say yes, with conditions, if that’s what you want to do.

 

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