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Inspiring Videos To
Inspire & Empower You!
Condoleezza Rice
Professor - Stanford Graduate School of Business
Former United States Secretary of State
Watch from time slot 9:30 - 13:40 to hear Rice telling the graduates and their guests at SMU how she found her "second passion" and what happened with her "first passion". Then consider the question "What insights did you gain about finding and pursuing own your passion from Rice's story?"


Evelyn Stevens
Professional Cyclist
By doing something she had not done childhood, Evelyn Stevens traded in her job on Wall Street to become a professional cyclist.

Watch this 3 1/2 minute video and see how Stevens found her passion and the steps she took to pursue it in a big way.

Passion & Purpose Program
For Women
Week #4

Self-Discovery & Self-Work

Exploratory Board
Instructions were covered during session #3 and were emailed to you. If you did not get them, please call 770-498-0400 and request that they are resent to you.
Discover & Pursue
Your PASSION!
Read chapter 4 (Discover Your
Passion - Part 2)

Read about
Jacquelyn Payne
(page 112)

Questions For Reflection & Journaling
Choose three questions from the six below.

1)  What would you do if you knew you could not fail?
2)  What were you doing the last time you completely lost track of time?
3)  If you were waiting for someone in a book store, what type of books would you browse through?
4)  What do people frequently thank you for doing for them?
5)  What activity or endeavor caused you to lose sleep because you were excited about being involved in it?
6)  When was the last time you felt truly happy and fulfilled?
Note:  The questions above are listed on page 41 of Discover & Pursue Your Passion.

Tracking Your Interest & Energy
Continue with this project and share with us any new findings or insights.

Your ideas about your next Passion & Purpose activity.
If you have any questions, don't hesitate to
contact me at Donna@JustGetSerious.com
or 770-498-0400.

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Quote To Consider

Find and follow your passion.
I don't mean any old thing
that interests you, not just
something that you could
or might do, but that one
unique calling that you
can't do without.

Condoleezza Rice
Professor - Stanford
Graduate School
Former United States
Secretary of State