Tag Archives: power of purpose

“Who Cares?”

By John Evelyn  |  September 25, 2009  |  General

“Who cares?” … “What’s the point?” … “What possible difference could I make?”… “I’m not sure it’s worth the effort!”… “Why should I help?” Do these sound remotely familiar? Do we know individuals who don’t believe that their actions matter for much? Do we or they subscribe that we’re all in a purely random journey through life or work? Do we believe that we do not have a big accomplishment to be remembered for? Do we make a difference?

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“This Tip is on Purpose”

By John Evelyn  |  August 28, 2009  |  Adversity,Alignment,Blind Spots,Capability,Execution,Fit for purpose,Leadership,Purpose and Values,Tapestry of your life,Vision

You did that on purpose!” I often hear that when someone’s about to get it for a misdeed. It differentiates those actions that are done with intent from those not by mistake or accidentally. So, the word purpose can be used to differentiate a special cause from a random cause. In this case, it takes on the differentiator for indictment, something a prosecutor might want to propose (ironic, that purpose and propose share the same etymological genealogy)
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