Lead with Purpose

Purpose is a tool to maintain our authenticity.

Maintaining our authenticity is the foundation of our well-being and how we contribute to the well-being of others.

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  • Who should take this course?

    Those who are feeling the symptoms of the Midlife Upheaval: restlessness, unease and unfulfillment. Those who are seeking to contribute to something beyond themselves through meaningful impact.

  • By the end of this one-hour online or in-person workshop designed for individuals or teams, participants will leave with a Personal Statement of Purpose.

    A Personal Statement of Purpose is the foundation we build our life on. It is the reminder that, no matter which table we find ourselves sitting at, we belong, and it is the source of well-being.

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“If you feel yourself circling around your calling like a plane in a holding pattern, this course will light the runway and let you land into your purpose.”

- Lauren Bunton creator of the Bunton Method

“I highly recommend any programs Catherine is offering! I have signed up for the Eight Week course after doing a one-hour workshop that illuminated core and orienting things about who I am in a way that has recalibrated my sense of agency and urgency about being me with people and in the world. Catherine is an amazing artist, writer, speaker, thinker, and chiropractor of the heart. I am so looking forward to this course!”

  • Harmony Trowbridge - Art Gallery of Ontario -Resident, The Creative School at Toronto Metropolitan University - Academic Assistant

LEAD WITH PURPOSE BLOG

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Everyone’s Editor
Everyone’s Editor

I can’t help but feel the parallels between writing a book and living life. The more I write, the less clarity I have about how and why I am writing. The more we live, the less clarity we have about how and why we are living.

Being Supreme
Being Supreme

Spoiler Alert! 

Marty yells at his pregnant girlfriend, Rachel, “I have a purpose!”  In this heartbreaking moment, he is trying to justify leaving her to compete in a table tennis tournament in Japan. Not only is it heartbreaking because of the state in which he is leaving her, but he also implies that he is the “supreme” because she lacks a purpose.

Is the word upheaval too strong to associate with Midlife?
Is the word upheaval too strong to associate with Midlife?

We are hearing the word "upheaval" constantly in the news: “We are in a global upheaval.”

You will frequently hear me use the term "upheaval" in relation to adolescence and midlife; in fact, adolescent and midlife upheavals are two of the mysteries I set out to solve in the book I am writing. I will be honest, though, every time I use it, I think it’s too strong a word, especially in relation to what is happening in the world today.

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I can’t help but feel the parallels between writing a book and living life. The more I write, the less clarity I have about how and why I am writing. The more we live, the less clarity we have about how and why we are living. Every book author
Being Supreme The main character in Marty Supreme confuses purpose with a personal-obsession to win. A common mistake, not just in the movies. Spoiler Alert! Marty yells at his pregnant girlfriend, Rachel, “I have a purpose!” In this
Is the word upheaval too strong to associate with Midlife? We are hearing the word "upheaval" constantly in the news: “We are in a global upheaval.” You will frequently hear me use the term "upheaval" in relation to