Four Weeks to Clarity, Purpose, and Drive for an Abundant and Rich Life
PROBLEM
People who have traded their dreams for security and found that they were sold a bill of goods. They want to live a life of purpose but didn’t know that a rich life is within their control.
Solution
In four weeks, you will learn how to live the truly rich life that improves your mind, body, and soul through a step-by-step plan that shows you how to take control of your life and live the life God created you to live.
In four weeks, you will learn how to enrich your relationships, get physically fit, feed your soul, and increase your bottom line to live the abundance God created for you.
FOUR WEEK OUTLINE
WEEK 1: Enrich Your Mind
WORKBOOK SECTION:
“Who Do I want to Be” Worksheet and Journal Template*
“The most exhausting thing in life, I have discovered, is being insincere. That is why so much of social life is exhausting; one is wearing a mask. I have shed my mask.”
― Anne Morrow Lindbergh, Gift from the Sea
“If you are ruled by the mind, you are a king. If by the body, a slave” — Cato.
1) BALANCE: What you think about
Learn to evaluate and improve your thoughts.
You become what you think about.
2) PROFIT & LOSS: Your Identity
Dissect and look at your life history. Who you were growing up? Who you are right now? Who you want to be?
Use the Four Cardinal Virtues to Navigate to a Better Destination
1. Prudence
2. Justice
3. Fortitude
4. Temperance
Who do you want to be? If you keep doing this, who will you be?
3) INVEST: Your Purpose
Consider how you are uniquely wired to effectively plan your life. What brings you the most joy in life? What brings you the most sadness? What are you gifted at? What are you afraid of? What are you hopeful for?
“Imagination is the preview of your life.” — Einstein.
4) Interview: Dr. Christian Miller, professor of philosophy at Wake Forest University, author of The Character Gap, and Director of The Honesty Project
WEEK 2: Enrich Your Body
WORKBOOK SECTION:
Food Journal, Macro Planning Worksheet, Supplement Guide*
1) BALANCE: What you eat
1) Eating Journal
2) The secret to longevity. How Can You Implement it in a Healthy and Effective Way?
2) PROFIT & LOSS: Your movement
What’s your plan? Consider various ways you can actually improve your physical health. Get an effective and easy to follow plan for total body health.
3) INVEST: Your goals
Get the secret to long-lasting, true change and effective habits that will change your life. So many people have failed, including me!, because we didn’t have a guide to help attain measurable and lasting tweaks to our exercise and physical habits. In this training you will get a plan you can stick with and enjoy and see results.
4) Interview: Dan Long, long-time fitness coach, co-host of the Born to Impact podcast, entrepreneur and business coach
WEEK 3: Enrich Your Soul
WORKBOOK SECTION:
Be guided through five personality assessments so you can better understand how you think and interpret the world around you.
1) AUDIT: What you meditate on
How do you develop your inner life? This week is the GOLD in My New Rich Life! So many personal development coaches talk about how our spiritual lives are important but do very little to help guide you in developing this area of your life other than saying it’s important to meditate. In this training you will learn how to meditate and how to effectively plan and develop your inner life for growth and improvement.
You will learn about four overlooked disciplines to effectively engage your soul and how to implement them in your daily life.
“The is no way that we can live a rich life unless we are willing to suffer repeatedly, experiencing depression and despair, fear and anxiety, grief and sadness, anger and the agony of forgiving, confusion and doubt, criticism and rejection. A life lacking these emotional upheavals will not only be useless to ourselves; it will be useless to others. We cannot heal without being willing to be hurt” —Dr. Scott Peck
The most under-rated book in the world, the Bible. You will see how to implement it’s time-tested teachings in a way that’s not weird or only for those in a monastery.
You will learn how Prayer & Meditation can be effectively implemented in your life for actual change and improvement.
2) PROFIT & LOSS: Your Relationships
Where other personal development coaches fear to tread, we dive deep into your relationship with your Self. With God. With Others.
3) INVEST:
You will put together your own Personal Spiritual Growth Plan to see actual change in the next 90 days in your three most important relationships.
4) Interview: James Cofield, co-author of The Relational Soul, professional counselor for thirty years
WEEK 4: Enrich Your Life
WORKBOOK SECTION:
Hour Tracking Calendar, Hourly Planning Center, Vision Board Template*
Esse quam videri
“Christ said, “Go and give all you have to the poor and become the servant of all,” for if you do that, you’ll become a thousand times richer because your happiness won’t be made just of good food, rich clothes, satisfied vanity, and appeased envy. Instead it will be built on love, love multiplied by love without end. And then you will gain not just riches, but the whole world!” — FYODOR DOSTOYEVSKY
1) BALANCE: How do you spend your time?
Matt will walk you through a clear and actionable plan to evaluate how you actually spend your time. You will be ruthless when it comes to considering your habits and routines throughout the day.
2) PROFIT & LOSS: Moving forward
1) In light of your purpose from the first week, you will put together a plan for measurable and lasting growth and self-improvement. You will consider all three areas of mind, body, and soul, to have a holistic plan in place to lasting change.
3) INVEST: Create your Ideal Week
“To live a spiritual life we must first find the courage to enter into the desert of our loneliness and to change it by gentle and persistent efforts into a garden of solitude. This requires not only courage but also a strong faith. As hard as it is to believe that the dry desolate desert can yield endless varieties of flowers, it is equally hard to imagine that our loneliness is hiding unknown beauty. The movement from loneliness to solitude, however, is the beginning of any spiritual life because it is a movement from the restless senses to the restful spirit, from the outward-reaching cravings to the inward-reaching search, from the fearful clinging to the fearless play.” — Henri Nouwen