Everyone comes to the point in their life where they question their life purpose. They ask themselves, What is the meaning of my life, Why am I here, What purpose does my life serve, or some variation of the question.

Here at theUltimateQuestionofLifeUniverseandEverything.com, we want to help you find the answer. There are many, many resources on the web that address this question. Seminars you can take, ebooks you can read, exercises you can try. In order to help you avoid information overload, we have done all the reading for you and utilize this section to summarize our findings.  Each week you will find more and more great information. Of course, you will also find our own methods here to assist you in your journey.

One of the quickest ways to find your life purpose is to sit down with a piece of paper and pen and answer some pointed questions. Being that this is the electronic age and you may not have the time nor energy to grab that pen , we’ve put together this quick 7 question survey.

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8 More Great Tips!

1. That darn inner voice! It takes practice, but learn to listen to the little voice inside. Your passion can come as a whisper.
2. Keep your eyes open to crisis. Are you in a job grind? Spending free time on something you love? Appraise your happiness and be aware of where you stand.
3. Dwell in your possibilities. Passion could lead you in many different directions, so explore your life and unearth all of the things that bring joy in your life.
4. Tune out the voice of the world. First we told you to listen to that inner voice, now we ask you to tune out that outer voice. Take a leap of faith and trust yourself instead.
5. Decide what type of person you are going to be. Rather than focusing on what you want to do, think in terms of what kind of person you would like to be. Let this guide you.
6. Carry your heart to your work like you do in play. You’ve heard it before, do what you love. Have the courage to find a profession that you love.
7. Trust the change. Change is a natural and often difficult part of life. Please do not be afraid to change because of your experiences.
8. Take the first step. Destiny cannot help you until you are willing to help yourself by taking that first step. Even if it is a baby step.

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A great book by Po Bronson that chronicles the lives of 50 individuals who answered the Questions – What Should I do with my life?

Rick Olson was a corporate lawyer before a hockey accident put him in the hospital, where he had eight months to figure out what he wanted to do with his life. He chose truck driving! How did he figure out what he wanted to do with his life? Rick says, ‘It was difficult to figure out how to just walk away from it.’ Rick says, ‘you really ask yourself, how many stimulating conversations have you ever really had in an office? You talk about work. My legal work was a glorified version of filling out forms. There was not a big intellectual challenge in it. I’m not trying to put down the law. My best friend is a lawyer, a good one, who hangs his own shingle and loves it. One man’s hell is another man’s salvation. So what I get in trucking is the benefit of perspective from very diverse people. They’re not brilliant, but they’ve seen things I’ll never see. I learn from how they see the world. I’ll take that any day over a bunch of other white, college-educated smart alecks like myself.’”