Erin Elizabeth Wells is an intentionality expert and productivity specialist who urges you to make a "lifestyle list" rather than a "bucket list." Because - why choose solitary moments of excitement and adventure when you could live your whole life that way! Originally from Cincinnati, she fell in love with the New England coastline and settled in historical Salem, MA. Erin lives a short walk from the ocean, along with her husband and cat. She is the author of Inspired Action: Create More Purpose, Productivity, and Peace in Your Life. 

Check out Erin's special gift for Ever Better listeners: How to start taking inspired action. www.chosencourse.com/everbetter 

Erin's core values are service and joy. One of her favorite quotes is “I slept and dreamt that life was joy. I awoke and saw that life was service. I acted and behold, service was joy.”  - Rabindranath Tagore

Erin explains what intentionality means to her and some of her practices – including “quantum jumping” – a form of meditation. And, asking empowering questions like “What can I do to make a difference?”

Listen to the podcast to learn about: 

·         Erin’s early passion for interfaith work and her journey through the Yale and Harvard divinity schools

·         Working as a grad student for the “classically over-committed, absent-minded professor” set her course

·         Professional organizing as a “ministry”

·         Blending productivity and intentionality for entrepreneurial clients

·         Pagan philosophy and the spiritual connection to nature

·         Erin's five year journey to write her book, and the book that's waiting to be written! 

·         The unusual structure and usability of Erin’s book

·         Four categories of people in relation to PURPOSE: Manifesters, Resistors, Doubters, and Drifters (Which one are YOU?)

·         The connection between purpose, happiness, and impact

·         Mindset —it REALLY matters!

·         Erin’s tools and techniques: Uninstall limiting beliefs, timeline re-imprinting, and empowering questions

·         Make a Lifestyle List (NOT a Bucket List)

·         Travel as a lifestyle priority

·         Creating memories with teenagers and your spouse 

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