Mike, I really like this idea of identifying what you're "for". I am working to mentor a woman in our church, and yesterday we had a discussion about finding her life's purpose, which has been difficult for her. We have been discussing identifying core values, but I think I will bring this idea into the discussion and start a conversation, asking her what she's "for." It seems like an easier and more concrete place to start.
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