Passion to Purpose

A Seven-Step Journey to Shed Self-Doubt, Find Inspiration, and Change Your Life (and the World) for the Better

By: Amy McLaren

Narrated by: Amy McLaren

Length: 5 hrs and 20 mins

Publisher's summary

A cross between The Promise of a Pencil and She Means Business, this book from the co-founder of a charity dedicated to bringing education to students in rural Kenya demonstrates how finding your purpose can change the world and change your life.

When you follow your passions to discover your purpose, you can change the world. Entrepreneur and co-founder of the charity Village Impact, Amy McLaren, is going to show you how she combined her passion for education and travel to do just that - and changed her life in the process.

Through the ups and downs of her inspirational journey from schoolteacher to the co-founder of an international charity building schools in Kenya, Amy demonstrates how by centering the parts of her life she felt drawn to she discovered what she was meant to do. She offers stories, principles, and tools for listeners to grow their own purpose-filled vision, start their own nonprofit, contribute to a cause they're passionate about, or accomplish a project with lasting impact.

You will discover how to:

• Find time to feed your brain with possibility.
• Discover ideas where you'd least expect them.
• Eliminate self-doubt for good.
• Trust in yourself and have faith that it will work.
• Get out of your comfort zone.
• Explore ways to give back to your local community.
• Champion those around you and surround yourself with positivity.

©2021 Hay House, Inc. (P)2021 Hay House, Inc.

Ready to Get Out of Your Comfort Zone?

I loved every minute of reading Amy’s book. This is a must read for anyone who knows they're meant for more and feels like they haven't yet tapped into who they really are. Start here. You won’t regret it.

I especially loved Amy’s stories about meeting personal development, life buckets, connecting with cultures through travel, modeling living our best lives for our children, adventure, the messy middle, and money mindset.

This book has some super tactical takeaways like the “Mom and Dad staycation” to plan the year ahead, how to use speaking at events in service of doing more good in the world, defining how you help by creating processes and systems, and how to take the first steps in courage towards the dreams you want to make come true.

I think most of all, I love this book because it’s all about nurturing a possibility mindset and allowing that to guide you through celebrating all the wins to learning from the mistakes and growing into the best version of YOU.

Mindshift

If you open yourself to the lessons in this wonderful book you will have a mindshift. This shift will help you move forward with your passion and purpose in this life!! Love it!!!

WOW! You will love this book!

The real question is, "What isn't to love about this book?" It is inspirational, heartfelt, moving, and motivating to live your best life yet. The steps she lays out for you will help you get clarity and stir up your passion for wanting to run your race. Thank you for writing this book, and I look forward to reading the ones you haven't written yet, because I know there is so much more you have to share with us.

Loved it!

This book was encouraging, practical and it filled me with excitement and hope for the adventure that awaits when following your dreams. Thank you for writing this book!

Lots of information here

I read this book as I’m still working on what exactly is my passion. Using the steps in this book and the website 7 levels deep I changed what I thought my passion was. Using this website you’ll make lots of discoveries which can change your life. Once you have your passion, work through this book to move forward with it. I needed to do this book sooner because it would’ve changed where I was directing my energy and time. Always know your passion before putting energy into anything to keep you from wasting energy.

This lady has passion

Overall I wanted to be inspired and this was helpful. It was really repetitive about Africa and her project so much so I almost didn't finish it but the heart behind the book was sweet so I did finish it. I do admire this woman and her heart to serve and pursue a life she loves.

basically a book for privileged white people

Too much white savior messaging, and there's not a single mention of acknowledgment of that