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I started Proyecto Propósito in 2012 without knowing what it would become. It could have grown into a successful English school. It could have been my exit from the corporate world. It could have allowed me to stay home with my children while still providing for my family. As the years went on, I tried again and again to make it work. Every path I explored eventually led me to the same crossroads: How can I be both a successful businesswoman and a fruitful ministry leader at

Modern psychology and neuroscience strongly support the idea that process-oriented people tend to live healthier, more stable, and more resilient lives than outcome-oriented people. Process oriented people can be identified by their intrinsic motivation. External validation is not necessary to keep them fueled. These people focus on doing things well rather than hitting the goal. Their locus of control usually falls in their own court even if that means continuous discovery o

In a world where a fast-moving pace is inevitable, strength seems to be our default setting. It has become the norm and is now expected. Weakness is automatically categorized as failure. Harder, faster, stronger, better. Whew, that is a lot of pressure. If strength is the goal, is weakness failure? What if I told you that both weakness and strength are only tools? Neither one by itself measures your worth. Thoughtless, toxic, ambitious, callus strength has no more place in Go