Move from Unconscious Living to Wide-Awake Destiny
Have you taken a leap of faith in life, only to discover that you have crossed an invisible threshold that seems to have launched you into an unfamiliar place where nothing looks or works the way it used to? Do you feel stranded on strange seas without a map or a compass? Does it feel as if you are drifting through life without a rudder, or as if you are rowing hard but getting nowhere fast--hitting stronger, more contrary winds than you anticipated? Do you feel stuck between a former "somewhere" to which you cannot return and a new "somewhere" that you cannot seem to reach?
Welcome to the "gap." You are living in a messy but miraculous patch of real estate--albeit in the unstable element of the baptismal waters of life's transitions--that lies between your current reality and the location of your desired destiny. Traversing this gap is a vital step in the journey of all human beings, regardless of their race, gender, or creed.
The assumption that God is in control of absolutely everything in our life will be challenged as we enter the gap to find that this notion isn't necessarily so. Rather, the choices we make determine the outcomes we receive. When you arrived on this planet, you weren't handed a script to memorize and follow. You have had to walk by faith from the moment you learned to put one foot in front of the other. You were surely created with a grand design in mind, one that includes your capacity to invoke, evoke, and provoke personal destiny. Calling your destiny into being requires your intentional participation and cooperation.
Through LifeQuest, seasoned people-helper, semiotician, professional certified coach, and master consultant Dr. Mark Chironna will guide you in charting a course for your life's journey. He will help you to ask the right questions, encourage you to explore the mysterious gap between your current reality and your future destiny, and show you that change is not your enemy. Get started on your LifeQuest today

Lifequest - pokkari, Englanti, 2015