I’m tempted to take up your challenge. I suppose that emailing the original contributors and asking them for permission would be the least that I should do, do you think that is enough though?

My contribution to this would be:

Don’t be afraid of your own failures. In fact, other people learn so much from your own failures that you give great value when you write about your results both good and bad, and explore and reflect on those results.

Sarah Trabismus
Life-Coach-Training

“Your work is to discover your work and then with all your heart to give yourself to it,” ~ Buddha

It’s important to understand that life purpose is truly unique to each individual, this seems obvious but few people will sincerely stop long enough to really consider their true life purpose; parents, teachers, religious leaders, philosophers, advertising companies, and even media personalities may give us their view of life purpose. But it is just that–their view. Your unique purpose of life lies deep within yourself, covered by layers of teachings, warnings, fears, and doubts which we accumulate from others.

Anytime you can help someone find their true life purpose and passion you have made a huge impact on their lives. It’s worth the effort as we have seen through out history, one person can make a difference in the world.