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Why Finding Your Purpose Is Good For Your Brain

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April 26, 2015

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Why Finding Your Purpose Is Good For Your Brain

Let the beauty we love be what we do. There are hundreds of ways to kneel and kiss the ground.

– Rumi –

Why Finding Your Purpose Is Good For Your Brain

“Your purpose in life, your north star, your passion, your bliss, your inner voice, your wisdom, your calling. What do you call it?” asks Dr. Sarah McKay, a neuroscientist, writer and speaker, who has found one of her life’s greatest passions in writing an informative brain health blog. In this article, Dr. McKay highlights some of the positive health and wellness benefits of living a purposeful life. While the exact biological basis of the association of purpose in life with brain health is unknown, the scientific findings make clear that there is such an association. This piece urges us to spend some time pondering over our life’s purpose. { read more }

Be The Change

Take a few moments today to identify a few things that make you feel fulfilled, and act on a few of them. Perhaps, share how you feel when you do something that makes you come alive.

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