This content was created by Scott Perry. This content was uploaded by Scott Perry. This is a YouTube video titled "Is what you're working on working for you?" (The Art of Encore Living) published July 25, 2022. It features Scott Perry, an Encore Life Coach, delivering a solo spoken-piece offering reflective questions to help midlife listeners evaluate whether their work aligns with their values, purpose, and desired encore-career/entrepreneurship. The clip invites viewers to leave reviews/comments and to download a free "Art of Encore Living Quick Start Guide" at creativeonpurpose.com.
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How do you think about the work you do? In the next few minutes, I'm going to share some questions worth answering to help you make work work for you. And if you watch to the end, I'll tell you how to grab a free copy of the Art of Encore Living Quick Start Guide. Hey, I'm Scott Perry, Encore Life Coach, helping people in midlife reconnect with their soul's true calling and turning it into an encorepreneur business that helps them make a living while they make a difference. And this is The Art of Encore Living, a show dedicated to delivering insight and inspiration to help you find fulfillment, forge meaning, and make a difference in your life's third act. Don't die with the difference only you can make still inside. It's time to live your legacy. Are you working at something? Is it something worthy of your valuable and finite time, attention, and effort? Are you doing that work in collaboration or community? If not, why not? Or maybe you're working for something. If so, is it a paycheck or a cause? Perhaps you're working on something. Is it a project, a problem, or a passion? And most work is done with something. Are you working with your hands, your mind, your heart, and your soul? If you're like me, you probably don't think much about all the ways you work. But here's the thing: work matters. It matters a lot. What we work at, in, on, with, and for says a lot about who we are. All living things work, but humans are unique in that if we do it with integrity and intention, our work informs our identity and it infuses our life with meaning. So, what are you working on? How are you working in and at it? Who are you working with and for? How's it all working out? If you're tuning in on a platform that allows reviews, please leave one. And if you're watching or reading somewhere that allows comments, leave a reflection or a question. It's always great to hear from you. If you're ready to master the art of encore living, visit creativeonpurpose.com and grab your free copy of the Art of Encore Living Quick Start Guide. Until next time, be well, do good, and have fun.
