OUR DISCLAIMER

This is a brief disclaimer, without all the legal speak. You can read our full disclaimer in our terms of use by clicking here, but it's chock-full of legal speak. So here it is in a nutshell.

Basically - please don't do anything stupid! Because, although I take this information very seriously, and do my very best to present it in a way that I hope will help us many people as possible, please know the information I present in the website, workshops, and videos is only a guide for a better life, based on my own experiences. However, my results are not typical. I am a bit of a freak - a beautiful freak, but a freak nonetheless. I've spent my entire adult life following my purpose and living my dreams, and I've been lucky enough to do that in an environment that has allowed me quite a lot of freedom. So I tend to talk about purpose in a way that makes it seem like it's pretty easy. But living your true purpose is not easy. It's fun ... but it aint easy!

Especially if you've got the four M’s to deal with - Marriage, Mortgage, Money, and Munchkins (kids). These are the things that make you go “MMMM”. As in "Oh I'd love to do that ... but MMMM. I still have to pay the mortgage, respect my partners wishes, pay the bills, and be there for my kids!". So don't do anything crazy. Don't suddenly race out and quit your job, sell everything you own, move your entire family to Iceland, and ]start up a geothermal-powered organic goat-cheese factory; simply because you read my eBook, or did one of my workshops, or watched a couple of my videos, or read my blog.

Slow down.

Do the Find True Purpose workshop first so you at least have a better idea of what your purpose could be. Then take that purpose out for a spin. Live it anyway you can, as often as you can, in amongst the responsibilities of the four M's. Keep your job (you need an income). Have a coffee. Do the process again. Refine your purpose. Do our second workshop, Live True Purpose, and familiarise yourself with all our powerful tools and processes you need to live such a purpose. Practice those tools and processes. Keep living your purpose. Honour the four M's. Drink more coffee. And keep doing all of that (it's great fun), so you gradually find out what excites you, what you're good at and enjoy doing, what you're passionate about, and what's true for you in real life. Then you'll know if it's a good idea or not, to book flights to Iceland, and make organic goat cheese!

True Purpose is a journey, not a destination, so take your time and enjoy the ride!