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Together: Finding Purpose at the Crossroads of ME+WE

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Are you standing at the crossroads? Are you seeking purpose in life?

Join leadership coach Alvin Ung in his journey to 10 countries in Asia to seek and learn from 100 purpose-led leaders who have impacted lives.

The result is a book that brings together wise counsel, riveting stories and rigorous research that will help you find direction while making life-changing decisions.

Together comes with a CONNECT ME+WE model that integrates your personal purpose with the priorities of people who matter most to you.

In this book, you will learn how to:
- Find your purpose based on your calling, values, strengths and goals
- Live with purpose amid the demands of family, work and community
- Make life-giving decisions at the crossroads of life.

Your don't find purpose alone. Your find purpose... together.

www.findpurposetogether.com

"Together... will move you closer to unlocking the power of purpose." ~ Richard Leider, ranked by Forbes as one of the "Top 5" most respected executive coaches.

"This is one of the best pieces of 'must read' leadership literature of our time." ~ Samuel M Lam, President of Linkage Asia

"This book is an excellent investment for people who want to find their authenticity and purpose in life." ~ Salem Samhoud & Nur Hamurcu, &samhoud

"Leaders in governments and companies should use this book to lead with purpose, passion and impact." ~ Tan Sri Mohd Sidek Hassan, former chairman of PETRONAS

"The content is marvellous, and the writing beautiful and poetic." ~ Yoshiko Hori, President of GLOBIS University

286 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 12, 2019

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May 16, 2020
1. Finding purpose is important to live a meaningful life
The book says that people who have purpose and have lived that purpose are more active, are healthier and they have a reason to wake up everday. The book also says that we do not have to wait for our retirement to find, to do something meaningful.
Reading the book made me realise that if our students have a purpose in life, then we are looking at productive youths that will help shape the future of our country.
2. To find purpose we have to look within first and sometimes move to the periphery
To discern our purpose, we have to know what is our calling in life. We have to know what are our core values , know what are our strengths and life giving goals. These four actions I believe can be found if we look within first and listen to the needs of the world. To listen to the needs of the world, if we stay at the core (cities) where we tend to gravitate cause everything is available there, sometimes this might cause hindrance to find our purpose. Like Angelo Valencia, found his purpose at Mount Pulag -the highest peak in Luzon, sometimes we have to take the path less travelled and maybe we might find purpose in the most unexpected place.
Moving out to the periphery, maybe our GRIP immersion program at RIGSS was just that and how we saw the needs of people there and that gave us the idea of helping them build the toilet.
3. Our purpose should transcend self and find a shared purpose with our community
Everyone of us have unique talents and gifts and to find one self we have to lose in the service of others. We cannot find our purpose by ourselves because we belong in a community and our purpose must be lived out in community. And as we share our purpose with others, our purpose will impact them and theirs will impact ours.
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December 14, 2023
very readable.

because the author is Malaysian and the interviewees were mostly Malaysian/ASEAN/Asian and from a corporate background, I felt that it was very relevant to me personally. The messages in the book are not particularly groundbreaking but they are a good reminder. It is a good read for those feeling uninspired by their current job/environment and trying to find a bigger purpose.
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April 16, 2019
In this book, Alvin Ung lays a path that draws the reader into a journey of piecing together the constituent parts necessary to help succinctly define your calling in life. To help embed the learning the author has included inspiring and diverse real life stories that the he has personally encountered across Asia. The book itself is presented in an engaging and exciting format.
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