Lead With Purpose
What I discovered was that those who seem to maximize all life has to offer and earn fulfilment have what we all have: personal purpose; the only difference is that they have a clear sense of what that purpose is.
When creating the Personal Statement of Purpose Workshop, I started with the fundamental questions: Why do some people seem to get more of what they want from their lives - why do they seem more fulfilled?
Upcoming Workshops
When: Thursday, November 19th
Where: Online
Time: 12 -1:00 PM EST
Purpose is just a word until you make it a personal statement.
In a rapidly changing world, how do we stay grounded in who we are and get more out of life?
The answer may lie in understanding what genuinely drives us and the meaningful difference we want to make.
In the one-hour Personal Statement of Purpose Workshop, we take the abstract concept of purpose and make it human-sized, deeply personal, and actionable.
No vulnerable storytelling, no blank pages, and no deep breathing exercises. Instead, we use a quick-fire, intuitive process to help you articulate your personal purpose in one memorable sentence.
A sentence you can return to as life changes, helping you recognize your value, exercise agency, and find greater meaning and fulfillment.
Put your purpose into words. Put your words into action.
When: Wednesday, October 21st
Where: Online
Time: 12 -1:00 PM EST
A great Artist Statement is built on a clear Statement of Purpose.
An Artist's Statement of Purpose is one sentence that articulates the meaningful difference you want to make in the world through your art.
An Artist Statement, on the other hand, focuses on the creative process, ideas, and themes explored in a particular artwork or body of work.
Together, these statements help you stay motivated and focused, communicate the value of your work, prepare CVs and biographies, and pursue exhibition and residency opportunities.
“Catherine's passion for supporting artists in finding their statement of purpose was evident and created a super supportive environment. “ - Melissa Renwick, photographer
The Purpose Essays
